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Every time firefox crashes, it creats an empty folder in $HOME directory. Anybody has a suggestion? Thanks in advance.
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What is the folder called?
Google doesn't report any similar bugs...
My FF from default repos v3.5.4 doesn't create any folders. Try 'pacman -Syu to upgrade to latest and greatest version'.
It crashing at all is a problem. Can you reproduce crashes consistently (there is currently a problem with bookmarking).
If the up-to-date version still has this problem, please submit a bug report to ArchBugs @ [urk]bugs.archlinux.org[/url] or the upstream mozilla bug tracker @ bugzilla.mozilla.org
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It's weird the folder is called "GloomySunday.mp3". The first time it crashes, when I try to listen to this "GloomySunday.mp3" from a webpage.
I've already upgrade FF to the latest verison, but the problem remains.
I noticed that there was a bug with bookmarking from google, but without details. Your words remind me, once I removed the .mozilla folder, while backup-ed the bookmark. The problem persists. Maybe I'd try just to remove totally the folder.
Last edited by jewelshaw (2009-11-09 08:09:30)
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Sounds like it could be a flash problem, or a problem with some other plugin/extension (mplayer, etc.)
pacman -R flashpluginthen try to reproduce bug
pacmn -S flashpluginto get everything back to normal (assuming you use Adobe's official flash plugin)
Could you give us a link to the webpage?
Knowing a little about this song, this scares me...
Last edited by ziarkaen (2009-11-09 12:26:22)
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I don't remember the webpage. It's several months ago.
It's a song of Sarah Brightman's. It's once said one may die of listening to this song. Hahah. At least I survive.
I seems not flashplugin problem. I reinstall the flashplugin, after removing .macromedia folder, while GloomySunday.mp3 keeps to show up.
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