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So let me get this straight, you updated to 3.6.4 on Mac, had lots of problems with Flash and then decided at that time to switch to Chrome? Hope that works wel

So let me get this straight, you updated to 3.6.4 on Mac, had lots of problems with Flash and then decided at that time to switch to Chrome? Hope that works well for you. I should mention though that the new out of process plug-in feature isn't in Firefox for Mac. The problem discussed here wouldn't have affected you. Any chance you were just wanting to advertise Chrome and thought this would be a good vehicle? If you have been having trouble with Flash in Firefox on Mac for a while and upgrading to 3.6.4 didn't help, have you tried upgrading Flash itself? Do the Flash tabs inside Chrome sometimes crash or is Flash behaving differently there than in Firefox?

paul9290 16y ago
So far I have had no issues with Chrome crashing while running two to three tabs of content each playing flash content. As for advertising Chrome ... that wasnt my aim, rather to let Mozilla people of my issue. Could be a wider spread issue then myself. Ive used Mozilla as my main browser since 2003, unfortunately after the update Im not able to use it at all :(
- DEinspanjer 16y ago
  I'm sorry that I misunderstood your purpose then. I'm also sorry that you are having problem running Flash in Firefox. There are a lot of good articles in support.mozilla.org that might help you, and you could also check out your about:crashes tab and check if any of your crashes have been linked with bugs that indicate what the problem is or whether it might have a resolution. Flash crashes are a frustrating experience both for the browser user and the browser creator. Firefox devs have worked tirelessly to try to insulate the browser from this problem, and they continue to make further improvements. Adobe has many engineers that look at Socorro data to try to find and fix their product's crashes as well, but it is still something that way too many people bump into far too frequently.

paul9290 16y ago

So far I have had no issues with Chrome crashing while running two to three tabs of content each playing flash content. As for advertising Chrome ... that wasnt my aim, rather to let Mozilla people of my issue. Could be a wider spread issue then myself. Ive used Mozilla as my main browser since 2003, unfortunately after the update Im not able to use it at all :(

DEinspanjer 16y ago
I'm sorry that I misunderstood your purpose then. I'm also sorry that you are having problem running Flash in Firefox. There are a lot of good articles in support.mozilla.org that might help you, and you could also check out your about:crashes tab and check if any of your crashes have been linked with bugs that indicate what the problem is or whether it might have a resolution. Flash crashes are a frustrating experience both for the browser user and the browser creator. Firefox devs have worked tirelessly to try to insulate the browser from this problem, and they continue to make further improvements. Adobe has many engineers that look at Socorro data to try to find and fix their product's crashes as well, but it is still something that way too many people bump into far too frequently.