Don Spam's Reckless Son wrote:
> Ant wrote:
>> https://crash-reports-test.seamonkey-project.org/report/index/bp-808e8ecd-2f28-4bab-983f-77acc0230330
>>
>> https://crash-reports-test.seamonkey-project.org/report/index/bp-e2b77063-1943-4894-a495-646aa0230331
>>
>> https://crash-reports-test.seamonkey-project.org/report/index/bp-73e46269-eeac-4801-bfc8-96eb10230330
>>
>> https://crash-reports-test.seamonkey-project.org/report/index/bp-15080593-d34b-4f39-a167-eb5ee0230329
>>
>> https://crash-reports-test.seamonkey-project.org/report/index/bp-1fe6cfe6-1c72-44a9-ba1c-ca4ff0230328
>>
>> etc. I hope someone can figure out what are causing the crashes in my
>> updated, 64-bit W10 Pro. PC. I already tried rebooting too! It started
>> like over a week ago. I also tried clearing my histories, cookies,
>> caches, etc. I don't want lose my Library with bookmarks and their
>> custom notes. :(
>>
>> Any ideas? Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :)
>>
>
> To summarise,
> - Ant is having this problem under Windows, with two different SM levels
> - Tristan is having this problem under Linux, multiple SM levels.
>
> Nobody else has indicated that they are affected.
>
> I had a memory problem several years ago which manifested itself this way, but
> the fact that the problem hit both Ant and Tristan at around the same time
> makes this unlikely.
>
> I also had the problem where anything involving audio caused SM to die, but
> that problem ceased with 2.53.16 and was pretty much Linux Only.
>
> Possibly some arcane setting in about:config ?  There are two settings you
> have to make in order to download add-ons from Github, and then clear again
> afterwards.  Something like that?
> (they are dom.webcomponents.customelements.enabled and dom.webcomponents.enabled)
>
> All very strange.

Set javascript.options.wasm to false too. Might affect some sites. I asked
ewong if he can send me some additional information about the reports. Not
much on the site. Since mozilla kicked us out of their crash reporter server
and only allowed Thunderbird back in it is a bit of a mess. But they need to
spend a few millions on things that matter like mozilla a.i. so I fully
understand. Not enough time to set our up 100% right unfortunately.

FRG