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How recent? 4.0.4 crashed for me.

• wehriam 17y ago
  The Firefox nightly (3.7a1pre) also crashed.
• deleted 17y ago
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• FluidDjango 17y ago
  NOTE: I generally browse with ClickToFlash active in Safari. That of course prevented the crash (until I clicked). With Safari 4.0.4 (ClickToFlash turned off) the browser was fine but the Flash plug-in died, and Safari informed me: > Flash Player (Safari Intenet plug-in) quit unexpectedly. > This report will be sent to Apple automatically. PS: 10.6.2, FWIW
• cmelbye 17y ago
  You need to have at least Snow Leopard, I believe. Apple recently moved plugins to separate processes, which prevents the entire browser from crashing. Flash will crash, but it won't take down the whole browser.
  • ubernostrum 17y ago
    Except IIRC this wasn't about security or stability; it was because they went 64-bit on everything and needed a way to have the 64-bit apps and 32-bit plugins interact sanely.