37.0.2 Firefox crashes often

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• FB fine, but Firefox crashes often

  I installed 3 FB on my laptop Dell running Fedora 7, and so far, FB seems to work without problems. However, after installation, Firefox 2.0.5 has started planting often after visiting really weird sites. For example, if I visit it: http://www.qantas.com/ followed immediately of it: http://www.qantas.com.au/regions/dyn/home/qualifier-region-us it sweeps the FF. Any other light that or something like? What can I do?

  REast wrote:
  > As a solution, I installed Firefox addon "Flashblock".
  > (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/433) that prevents all the flash
  > glad to start unless I want it. Kind of annoying to have to do this.
  > but this means that flash player debugging is less likely to crash my browser
  > immediately.
  >
  >
  All,

  This looks like a bug with Flash player debug plugin.

  Please download the latest version of Flash player 9.0.115 debugging plugin
  location http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html

  The link should show - 03/12/2007 - versions of updated Linux Debugger (aka
  Debug players or content debuggers)... Download the linux debugger and
  standalone players.

  You don't need standalone player although it comes together. After
  you unzip the file, you will see a /plugin/ directory that contains
  libflashplayer.so

  copy it to your $HOME/.mozilla/plugins/ for root users directory it
  is/usr/lib/firefox *...

  Restart the browser and confirm if you run the debug version of FP
  -by visiting this URL
  http://KB.Adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_15507

  Thank you
  Arun

• MAC 10.8 - Firefox crashes often

  I completely deleted Firefox 17.0.1, deleted my (firefox), reset firefox profile using menu troubleshooting. But the problem persists, it is random and can not find a certain task that causes the problem. Currently I also can't access the preferences menu as this may cause firefox to crash. EU deal to this for a while and eventually give up. The only thing I've tried to change is the homepage.

  Crash ID:

  bp-90418325-d6b1-47f0-9619-2bec6212122412/24/123:50 PM
  bp-f25c4b18-1cf5-46cc-919f-3daf4212122412/24/123:47 PM
  bp-444f1f8f-a0d8-464a-97b0-4b866212122412/24/123:41 PM
  bp-71b83d44-c68a-42ec-bf3e-fe0f6212122412/24/123:40 PM
  bp-21c55091-fb2c-4dcb-ad9e-152d0212122412/24/123:39 PM
  bp-d34395e1-7140-47b4-8b52-da8ab212122412/24/123:39 PM
  bp-fad22f13-ea4c-4d3f-8a69-aa374212122412/24/123:37 PM
  A19D59F2-49C0-4CD8-84BF-FB3E9E482E8112/24/123:18 PM
  bp-49e5eda5-1a74-481d-bec1-78733212122412/24/123:13 PM
  bp-17f3e647-8985-4053-ad73-b85ff212122412/24/123:10 PM
  bp-5be383d4-3b4f-4057-81ea-c8279212111511/14/1211:17 PM
  bp-20d3d96d-9679-413e-b074-dab71212111511/14/1211:12 PM
  bp-85a572ff-191f-42ab-b77e-1b56a212111511/14/1211:11 PM
  bp-b9c8e2bc-baf5-44b0-88d9-9b809212110811/8/122:45 PM
  4B1FABB4-EEBD-4B3A-B060-3432212EB29611/8/122:45 PM
  ADF7A27A-CF1C-4C3B-8E79-C5C0FC41699111/4/1212:17 AM

  Maybe in relation to AI Writer (it's the only thing I see with a Google search for AI and Mac which seems apparent).
  
  I'm not on a Mac, but I've seen that signature before crash if I remember correctly (found here: [925800/questions/925800], but no solution)

• 24 of Firefox crashes even after reset it and no hardware acceleration

  The latest version of Firefox crashes often for our internal application. I have reset to factory settings and disabled Firefox hardware acceleration. I find that it crashes.

  Some crash reports:
  
  1. bp-feda8b38-ca1a-481a-b304-e614d2130929-celui-ci is without hardware acceleration and once Firefox
  
  2 bp-65384ee3-9ace-441a-a325-977472130928
  
  3 bp-ebb16c9b-d419-466e-b0b8-3d4462130927
  
  
  
  4 bp-f0252801-3f27-4517-852a-8ceee2130927
  
  5 bp-7227f930-af84-4c0c-8e60-057ef2130927

  When displaying reports, in particular the first, that it is said that the report was not found. This makes it harder to find the cause of the problem.

  Why is it impossible to find the report?

  Finally, we found that it was the memory leak in our internal web application, which was the cause of the crash.

  Thank you for all your help.

• Firefox crashes when loading sites and opening tabs

  My Firefox crashes often when I try to open a site in a tab or more. The gel lasts for a few seconds but its really frustrating.

  The version is the latest stable version (3.6.13)
  I tried to reinstall the browser, but the broblem persists.

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the Add-ons is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Tools > Modules > themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.

  See:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox
  • Solve problems with plugins like Flash or Java to solve the common problems of Firefox

  If this does not work in mode without failure, then disable all extensions and then try to find out who is the cause by allowing both the problem reappears.

  • Choose "Disable all add-ons" on issues to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode to set window to disable all extensions.
  • Close and restart Firefox after each change through "file > exit ' (Mac: ' Firefox > leave";) Linux: "file > exit ')

• Firefox crashes very often on the new profile

  I had a problem with Firefox crash once or twice a day and tried a few solutions as in Safe Mode, reinstall and so on, but nothing has worked. Then I created a new profile and for a while it seemed to work but accidents are back today.
  Here are the IDs of the crash reports
  BP-3b02d4f7-64e7-4C69-ad28-94e682140819
  BP-d7713a53-1f58-4744-8806-2bd852140819
  BP-4f4931d5-b1bd-4B10-8F02-81c312140819

  Hello, due to the wide range of signatures of error, I would speculate that your material could be involved in the issue. You can test the integrity of your RAM with a tool like www.memtest.org?

• Then, Firefox crashes when I try to reopen, I get a message saying that it is already open and must be closed. It is not open and I can't shut it down and have to restart. It is very annoying, as often happens.

  Firefox closes unexpectedly so when I try to open it I get a message saying that it is already open and I first need to close. I can't find it anywhere open and then I have to restart to open Firefox again.

  See "hang out":

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs
  • Firefox crashes or does not - how to fix

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Firefox_crashes

• Firefox crashes too often. This problem has been ongoig for months, and Firefox does not respond to incident reports.

  Firefox crashes unexpectedly during the loading of pages. It does not crash on specific pages. It will crash unexpectedly on any Web site.

  I have settings set to send reports to Firefox, but I have never received a response or fix.
  

  I tried to fix the problem using the knowledge base. He has not fixed the problem.

  This http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Troubleshooting%20extensions%20and%20themes can also be useful to know what gives you trouble.

• Firefox crashes after closing any window.

  I have this problem that firefox always stuck at like 20 seconds every time when I close another window of firefox. I usually have several firefox windows open at the same time. When I'm near one of them, the rest of them get stuck seconds before they can do anything, sometimes fell (not common). I see that firefox crashing usually has to do with some windows of firefox were running online video, like youtube or others. It can be any advertising on a Web site that is in the form of moving images. But crashing isn't really common. Just stuck everytime when I close a window of firefox among others.

  I thought it was because my computer is old but Internet Explorer doesn't have this problem on my computer. I even downgraded firefox to version 28 ( I used to have the latest, 36?) That did not solve the problem. I am running on windows 7. I would like to keep using firefox because it allows add-on so I don't want to switch to IE. Does anyone know what the problem is? Thanks.
  

  Take all your suggestions, I updated Adobe flash player. Checked, but there is nothing to update on the graphics card. Check the extensions you mentioned (and disable and enable as suggested), okay, once I have disabled this "dictionary tooltip 1.7" extension, firefox works great. Any delay to the closure of firefox windows more.

  (But the adobe flash player update seems to be a bad idea. Now Firefox, in general, is a bit slower running more often. "But I tell myself that I can still downgrade flash drive and it does not seem to cause a problem with firefox running on my computer). In any case, should I disable this "dictionary tooltip" to solve this problem?

  AW, too bad. I looked hard for a good add-on English Dictionary. I am a stranger and really need a dictionary English somple surf any website. More English dictionary add-on is too fancy. Click on the word and it will be displayed as, that you want you, dictionary, thesaurus, or something else, or what dictionary you want your definition of etc.

  I want just an add-on of simple English dictionary that will give me a definition right now. With this fancy add-on dictionary, my clicking on a single page, double or triple. It's really bad when I have to click 20 times, becoming now forty times (or sixty times) just for a single page. If suggestions about this simple English dictionary add-on is there someone?

• 24 of Firefox crashes constantly every day on Windows 7 64 bit

  Firefox crashes every day! It has been a long time and I'm starting to get frustrated. It hangs just for unknown reasons. I don't have any Norton software. I tried to restart Firefox in safe mode, but it crashes before entering. I tried restarting Firefox from the start, as if I just installed but nothing. Here's the latest report of the accident I have: bp-c602fe74-e94f-477c-8212-a97e32131017

  Hello, Accel, your accident was caused by a library named BitGuard.dll - when google you name this file, it is often associated with malware, so I assume that your system is infected...

  Please run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools such as the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner, microsoft safety scanner and kaspersky security scan.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• Firefox crashes frequently in Win7 64-bit.

  Firefox version 20.0 crash often. I upgraded to V21.0 and accidents.

  Accidents are:
  -Infrequent and is not consistent. Happen on sites based on the text as well as sites that use Flash.
  -Cannot be replicated.

  I scoured websites and technical support, according to their suggestions, I did the following:
  -Update of Flash, Shockwave, Adobe Air.
  -Started in Mode safe - incident occurred.
  -Uninstalled Firefox completely using Revo Uninstaller and reinstalled.
  -Removed AVG Free with AVG and reinstalled removal tool.
  -ATI Radeon HD4200 video card driver update.

  Shockwave Flash is obsolete and that can cause some problems that make your browser crash.

  You do not also use the latest version of Firefox. Maybe upgrade to Firefox 22.0 patch issue.

• Firefox crashes when I try to access some sites protected by password

  Since Firefox updated to 17.0.1, every day, I have this problem. Often when I go to a site like ebay or my Bank, after entering my password, Firefox crashes. When I close Firefox and try to start it again, it does not start. Internet Explorer then does not either. I need to restart. I never had this problem before 17.0.1. I have a desktop running Windows XP and all updated.

  It seems that the problem is resolved by updating Trusteer report to the latest version: 1207.40. I don't know why the report software was not being updated automatically on my PC but when I've manually updated the problem disappeared.

  Tom

• Found 0 results for how to UNINSTALL Firefox 9.0.1? I installed it last night and Firefox crashed maybe 20 times since then. The previous version crashes almost never. Help, please

  Since installing Firefox 9.0.1 YESTERDAY evening on my iMac, which is running OSX v. 10.5.8, Firefox hangs now every few minutes. It often happens that I'm going from one site to the other - when I click on a site referenced to my favorites, Firefox crashes as the following website is coming. I've NEVER had this problem with Firefox before. I need to uninstall it and go back to the previous version of Firefox, but OSX is not a simple routine "back to the previous configuration. Or... Please immediately send a fix for version 9.0.1 (assuming that others have the same problem).

  Follow the suggestions mentioned in the following articles:

  • Firefox plant - troubleshoot and prevent assistance fixing crashes

  Check and tell if its working.

  Might not be related to your problem, but some of your Plugins are out of date

  • Update all of your Firefox Plugins-> https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
  • During the installation of the Plugins download files hotfix, remove the check mark to download any other software options with your Plugins (for example, toolbars, McAfee, Google Chrome, etc.)

• 8 Firefox crashes constantly using the Blackboard?

  It's to the point where I downgraded to Firefox 7.0.1. Any time I try to publish or make any changes to a post using Blackboard, Firefox crashes. On several occasions. Sometimes so often that I can't close the tab problem before it crashes again. Best I can tell it is a problem with Java and FF8.

  You may have a problem with the updated Java for Mac.

  See:

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/latest-Firefox-issues

• Firefox crashes when I sign in anything that requires a name of user and password

  When I try to connect to things like Gmail or any other site which asks me to enter a user name and password where I did not signed in automatically, Firefox crashes immediately. I can restore the tabs, but only to return to the sign in screen. This made it impossible for me to check my e-mail from my own computer.

  Well, I suggest you check all unnecessary applications that are run at startup. Often people forget (or don't know) on startup programs and run the software that they do not know is running because it runs automatically at startup. Startup programs are not started on safe mode, of course, if the culprit is perhaps. I guess. I think your best bet is to search for malware. To search for malicious software, install, update and run these programs in this order. They are all free for personal use, some have limited functionality in their 'free mode', but the features you won't miss are not really necessary to find and remove the problem you have. Remember that not all programs detect the malware even!

  • Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware - malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
  • SuperAntispyware - superantispyware.com
  • AdAware - lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware
  • Spybot Search & Destroy - safer-networking.org/en/index.html
  • Windows Defender - microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/defender/default.mspx
  • Dr Web Cureit - freedrweb.com/cureit

  I also suggest to contact someone with experience with these things, if you are not comfortable doing the fixing it yourself.