I find I'm unable to crash Safari, Chrome or Opera (current versions) I've been testing with the current version of Silverlight In 64-bit mode (the default) it's Silverlight's plugin-container Without a crash, but usually Silverlight crashes. Sometimes the apparent hang resolves itself On average I need to click on 7-8 videos before I pickįrom among the thumbnails in the box to the right of the box where the As Juan mentioned in comment #48, it helps to click onĪnother video just as the previous one is starting to load. I've found I can crash with it pretty easily using the URL fromĬomment #16. I've now done a build myself, following my own instructions from $topsrcdir/build/macosx/universal/mozconfigĪc_add_options -enable-application=browserĪc_add_options -enable-debug-symbols="-gdwarf-2" Here's a mozconfig file that should give you what we need: To disable Breakpad, you'll need to add the following line to your It might help to get Apple crash stacks for a few of your crashes.īut for that you'll need to be able to do a build with Breakpadĭisabled and symbols not stripped, and test with that. They're either corrupt, or all but the top one or two lines are Vlad, as you probably realize, your stacks are basically useless:
RUN VIDEO WITHOUT SILVERLIGHT IN FIREFOX MAC OS X
Have in mind that clicking in a rapid succesion, the crash will appear briefly in the video player, and another movie will start.Īnother thing that I observed on Mac OS X 10.6 and also 10.7 was that even though silverlight didn't crash so often, Firefox keept on freezing for several seconds. Click on one clip, wait for 2-3 second and then click on another, wait 2-3 second and then click on another and so on.
I think I have found a way of reproducing the crash.
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