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Our company runs on an isolated server suite and we cannot send out the Mozilla crash file. Is there a tool to read the binary crash dump file.

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birdseyrk
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We would like to be able to read the Mozilla crash file so we can determine why Mozilla is crashing. Again, we cannot send the file to you due to the nature of our system.

We would like to be able to read the Mozilla crash file so we can determine why Mozilla is crashing. Again, we cannot send the file to you due to the nature of our system.

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WestEnd
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AFAIK it can only be seen if your online but being isolated will not work on server suite and needs to be configuration somehow that allows you to view crash dump on FF. Only other way is if FF generates a log file saved that would be the only other way to find what the crash was to check online if possible. But if you are isolated then you need to contact the IT that created that setup to figure a way to get online to find the crash.