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[10.52 b3353] Almost instant Opera crash
Opera 10.52 b3353 reproducibly crashes on loading this link:http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g186338-d1657415-Reviews-Park_Plaza_Westminster_Bridge_London-London_England.html
It crashes quite late, probably on some embedded element. (At least during the last one or two hours. Who knows whether an embedded ad disappears sooner or later.)
And furthermore, it doesn't submit a crash log.
Unluckily, this was one tab in a session of 40 tabs. I had a tough time going through the whole session file to find this culprit. Is there any easier way?
I'm waiting for updates on all those other instability reports before submitting a bug ticket.
Opera 10.52 b3353 on Windows XP SP3.
gibson
Yes, it crashes badly almost immediately it starts loading the site. No, it's not ad related, my url filter is top of the line so i'm sure no ads were loaded.
Opera 10.52 b3353 on Windows XP SP3.
Opera 10.52 b3353 on Windows XP SP3.
XP SP3 32bit
Originally posted by gibson:
It crashes quite late, probably on some embedded element.
And furthermore, it doesn't submit a crash log.
Unluckily, this was one tab in a session of 40 tabs.
Confirmed. No crash log.
Not because of some embedded element.
It crashes here with one open tab as well.
Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will be killed.
Every morning a lion wakes up. It knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death.
It doesn't matter whether you are a lion or a gazelle: when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.
Every morning a lion wakes up. It knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will starve to death.
It doesn't matter whether you are a lion or a gazelle: when the sun comes up, you'd better be running.
This is the most crash-happy build I've seen in literally YEARS!
I've already lost track of the number of crash reports sent, and unfortunately not sent (like original post above).
Worst thing is, I can't put my finger on a cause - sometimes just loading a page, sometimes clicking on some input field, just now when a Shockwave plugin was about to play a video stream...
Very much looking forward to the next build so I can actually fill in my work declaration for this week...
I've already lost track of the number of crash reports sent, and unfortunately not sent (like original post above).
Worst thing is, I can't put my finger on a cause - sometimes just loading a page, sometimes clicking on some input field, just now when a Shockwave plugin was about to play a video stream...
Very much looking forward to the next build so I can actually fill in my work declaration for this week...
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Gibson try using Inspctr crash logger as described on http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/790/ . Is that able to catch the crash?
Opera always the latest snapshot (default), Comodo Internet Security 2012 Windows 7 SP1 (default), Vista 32 SP2 and XP SP3 triple boot......AMD Phenom II , 4 GB RAM, MSI 850G-E53
This crash is solved in 10.52 b3363. Back to more stability again, I hope.
Thanks, Opera team!
I had installed that ages ago, but haven't seen any reports from it lately (perhaps it isn't running anymore). Isn't Opera's crash logger supposed to obsolete Inspector IIXII?
Thanks, Opera team!
Originally posted by EricJH:
Gibson try using Inspctr crash logger as described on http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/790/ . Is that able to catch the crash?
I had installed that ages ago, but haven't seen any reports from it lately (perhaps it isn't running anymore). Isn't Opera's crash logger supposed to obsolete Inspector IIXII?
Build 3363 solved the crashes problem.
It also solved the problem of missing first Personal Tab folder.
Great job!
Keep up with the fantastic work you do & enjoy!
It also solved the problem of missing first Personal Tab folder.
Great job!
Keep up with the fantastic work you do & enjoy!
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