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Firefox crashing on certain pages: maybe JavaScript related?

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six2
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Starting yesterday AM, Firefox began crashing on several sites, including Facebook (main page) and Gawker Media (any article).

When I load Firefox in safe mode, it still crashes on these pages. When I disable JavaScript, it does not crash, but of course this prevents a lot of content from functioning. I've never had this problem with Firefox in the past, and I'd really rather make Firefox work rather than switching to another browser.

I've run a malware bytes check (on latest malware bytes version), came up clean. I don't have any new add ons or plug-ins, and I don't think I've installed any new software recently. I'm going to run a disk check next. Any ideas?

Starting yesterday AM, Firefox began crashing on several sites, including Facebook (main page) and Gawker Media (any article). When I load Firefox in safe mode, it still crashes on these pages. When I disable JavaScript, it does not crash, but of course this prevents a lot of content from functioning. I've never had this problem with Firefox in the past, and I'd really rather make Firefox work rather than switching to another browser. I've run a malware bytes check (on latest malware bytes version), came up clean. I don't have any new add ons or plug-ins, and I don't think I've installed any new software recently. I'm going to run a disk check next. Any ideas?

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Svetlana
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Probably try to clear cookies and cache: how to clear the cache, deleting cookies.

See also Troubleshoot Firefox crashes (closing or quitting unexpectedly) and please try to retrieve the crash ID.

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six2
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Okay, cleared cache and cookies. Problem still occurs.

Here's one of my many crash IDs:

628b7375-a164-4580-b5ef-ee0422110216

six2
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The problem is solved, it was a disk problem, a check for bad sectors and everything is working fine again.