Hi Enreiser,

Have you got any other very recent CrashIDs if so please paste a couple in your next message.

• crash report 05f5e72a-49ea-4905-b1fa-1a1172120111
  • Signature JSObject::getGlobal()
  • related bugs #701130 & 689118

The above sort of crash has been associated with a regression Firefox 9 causing crashes when Firebug is in use.

• Are you using firebug, or any other debugger on your computer ?

However if that is what happens on your machine then as Firebug is an extension and not a plugin I would have expected firefox to be ok in safe mode.

I do not have suggestions for a solution at present, but it would be of interest to see other crash IDs to see if they give further clues.

You could try installing Firefox 3.6 to see if that works ok. It is not as extreme as it may sound, because as long as you do NOT take options to remove settings, Firefox installs 3.6 over the current version, and leaves your profile with all your settings and bookmarks intact. (It may still be good practice to manually backup your bookmarks)

See

• installing a previous version of firefox
• safe mode
• backing up and restoring bookmarks
• firefox crashes

Of the suggestions in the article firefox crashes,what have you done so far? have you done scans for malware and viruses using multiple tools ?

Thank you for your reply. I got it working again after manually re installing. Here is a list of other crashes ids that I got today while trying to get it started in case it helsp. Crash ID: bp-a875512d-82a0-4b24-bf91-2c7672120111 Crash ID: bp-05f5e72a-49ea-4905-b1fa-1a1172120111 Crash ID: bp-c418f3d6-9815-4b13-abf6-c2ca62120111 Crash ID: bp-f0c139dc-44a8-4cde-955e-f12072120111 Crash ID: bp-a6b6f219-3571-4b78-8257-653912120111 Crash ID: bp-cdd9e1c5-1cf8-4998-becf-cb0462120111

Thanks again!

Also, I have no idea about bugs, debugging, etc. I don't think I'm using any of that. I did run a full system scan with Northon Antivirus but it didn't solve or find anything.

Glad it is working again that is the important thing.

It is probably worth ensuring that your Norton AV is kept up-to date and re-scanning just incase the problem is malware related. Otherwise all I can say is good luck, lets hope the re-install solved the problem.

Thanks for posting back with an update.

P.S.
Debugging is something some techie types do when trying to solve problems, and firebug is a rather useful and popular tool for looking at the detail of some of the things firefox does. The bugs with a number I mentioned are reports and studies used whilst trying to track down and resolve some of the problems with firefox.