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05 December 2006

Gmail tweaked their interface, now Firefox (1.5.0.8, Windows) crashes every time I visit!
I'm using Firefox 1.5.0.8 on Windows (2k, fwiw), and I've got no such problem. Maybe it's related to one of your extensions?
posted by box 05 December | 10:16
No problems on 2k or xp.
posted by mike9322 05 December | 10:17
I think my Firefox install got messed up somehow. It was having all sorts of glitchy behavior today. I finally gave in and installed 2.0, things are working fine now...

(Glitchy: Not drawing borders around text boxes and buttons anymore, location bar overflowing and spilling into the google search widget, mouse cursor not changing into a text-select icon over text, ... Don't really know what happened to cause it.)
posted by knave 05 December | 10:27
I'm glad you posted this, because I logged into my Gmail account (which I never use) to see if Firefox would work, and found out a friend has been sending me email at that address for the last seven months without me knowing it. I thought he'd just been very quiet lately.
posted by BoringPostcards 05 December | 10:40
BP!!

Hey how is Firefox 2.0 these days? is it stable? should I upgrade? Running win XP if that matters at all.
posted by chewatadistance 05 December | 11:16
I've been running FF 2.0 at work and at home (XP both places) for a couple of weeks now and have had zero problems with it. I'd say go for it!
posted by BoringPostcards 05 December | 11:19
I've been holding off on 2.0 as well due to the problems. Sounds like it's time to upgrade. Thanks, BP.
posted by deborah 05 December | 15:15
Works fine for me, knave. What you should do is use the profile manager to create a fresh profile, which probably won't have any problems. Move your bookmarks over (easy), cookies and passwords (trickier but possible), and add back extensions one by one.

Firefox problems are 90% of the time due to borked profiles.
posted by stilicho 05 December | 15:49
Bits of Nov 15th, yesterday and today || Golfing in Guantanamo

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