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I am wondering if it could be related to micro power cuts, but it sounds little plausible to me, as the other machines in the same room are fine, including a pi zero. I have been compiling various things in the past days without problems, pushing the cpu hot and busy for extended periods of time, so I am under the impression that the power unit works great, and that the pi4 handles cpu load and temperatures of about 75° nicely. I'm using firefox ESR on LXDE-pixel on raspbian Buster, updated 2 days ago, kernel 4.19.50-v7l+

Here is my hardware : pi4 4GB, usb mouse, usb keyboard, 1680:1050 59.88 dvi-d display, micro hdmi to dvi-d cable, official raspberry 3A psu So far fsck finds a filesystem in good shape after the crashes. It kept up for the whole day yesterday after the same story. I'm on it right now as I am typing, and it is up since 57 minutes without a problem. Leaving the thing unplugged for a while, like 20-30 minutes, and booting it again, and then it seems to be stable. Unplugging the psu cable and plugging it again wakes the pi for a few minutes, when it crashes again repeatedly even if I just stay in a console and just browse logs. The keyboard led remains lit, but when trying to ssh into the pi, it appears to be down. The temperature keeps around 65 ☌, the power led stays lit nicely, when all of a sudden, poof : the display goes blank.

#Mozilla firefox browser keeps crashing in youtube 480p

I am experimenting crashes since yesterday, and I have difficulties to determine a pattern, maybe it is about watching videos on youtube.īoth yesterday and today, I was watching some short casual 480p videos ( about pi4 ) on youtube, using h264ify on firefox ESR. Thus, the fix appears to be changing the virtual graphics driver, or upgrading to a later patch-level release of Virtual Box, or upgrading the Guest Additions, or a mix of the above.I am using the pi4 as a desktop replacement, which it does great and silently - that is so cool ! I suspect the laptop will now be rather kinder to my CPU, and my battery will last longer than an hour! Thankfully, the crashing tabs in Firefox no longer crash, and I no longer have to run Firefox in Safe Mode. I also upgraded my VirtualBox Guest Additions to match the new version of the host software.

#Mozilla firefox browser keeps crashing in youtube driver

So I switched to the new driver in the virtual machine settings panel. However, having just installed 6.0.14, I received a deprecation notice to say that the VBoxVGA driver will be removed in 6.1. I believe I would have tried this before under VirtualBox 6.0.8, to no avail. User indicated in comments that they switched their graphics controller to VMSVGA, and that this fixed it for them. My self-answer is in the latter category.

#Mozilla firefox browser keeps crashing in youtube how to

Two kinds of answer were possible here - either how to trace the cause of the crash, or how to stop the crash occurring. Can I get access to the separate-process tab crashes?

If I could get access to a detailed crash log, that would surely give me something to search for.

However, the point of the virtual machine is to try to insulate the host from security issues, and Firefox has been working quite happily for several years in a virtualised desktop.

I have Firefox running in the host too, and the crashes do not happen there.

In order to write this post I have deliberately crashed several pages, and yet none come up in this page for today.

I am aware of the about:crashes page, but the list of pending crash reports do not tally up with the crashes I have had.

Therefore it seems to me that Safe Mode does more than disable add-ons, though I am not sure what.

I switched to Safe Mode, and that stopped the tabs crashing.

I unticked "Use hardware acceleration when available" in the Preferences dialogue, again no change.

I then removed them, and that did not help either.

I have tried disabling my add-ons, and this did not help (I had JSON Viewer and Web Developer installed).

One of my recent Firefox updates has caused a large number of sites to crash tabs, though it does not happen on all sites. This is running in VirtualBox 6.0.8, which is in itself running in Mint 19 Cinnamon. I am using Firefox 68.0.1 on Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon.