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Firefox for Android crashes when using the address bar

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  • Viimeisin kirjoittaja Mark Finkle

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Hi,

I'm using Firefox for Android 24 on a Nexus 4 on Android 4.3.

I can browse any website, but why I try to go in the address bar, I see the history for a few seconds and the application crashed.

I can't access about:crashed because I can't get in the adress bar...


[edit] It does not happen with android for firefox beta


Thanks

Hi, I'm using Firefox for Android 24 on a Nexus 4 on Android 4.3. I can browse any website, but why I try to go in the address bar, I see the history for a few seconds and the application crashed. I can't access about:crashed because I can't get in the adress bar... [edit] It does not happen with android for firefox beta Thanks

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rnewman@mozilla.com
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I wrote a quick add-on to allow you to open about:crashes directly.

http://people.mozilla.com/~rnewman/about-pages.xpi

This adds an "about:crashes" entry in the Tools menu. See if you can click that and copy the links into an email so you can get them here…

Thanks!

rnewman@mozilla.com
rnewman@mozilla.com
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The code for this add-on is here:

https://github.com/rnewman/about-pages/

Mark Finkle
Mark Finkle
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This problem sounds similar to this bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=900020

It looks like we might be close to a solution.