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It appears to crash Google Chrome on Windows 7 as well, which makes me think that it's a problem with WebKit. Firefox 3.6.3 was a little iffy with it and stopp
by steverb 15y ago
It appears to crash Google Chrome on Windows 7 as well, which makes me think that it's a problem with WebKit.
Firefox 3.6.3 was a little iffy with it and stopped responding several times, but did eventually pull through.
IE 9 did not appear to be adversely affected.
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- inconditus 15y agoChrome shows me the Oops, crashed tab. Does it crash the entire browser for you? (Windows XP, 15.0.874.120 m)
- ajross 15y agoSurely that's what steverb means. That tab is describing a crash: the page renderer or javascript interpreter segfaulted. The user experience is obviously much better in Chrome because of the process sandboxing, but the bug is likely the same.
- steverb 15y agoYes. It just causes the single page to crash. The rest of my tabs are unaffected. I personally don't think this is a big deal, unless there were some way to execute evil code. It's not the first time I've had a page crash a Chrome tab.
- darrenkopp 15y agoCrashes my android phone as well.