On Mon, Jan 07, 2008 at 08:31:33PM -0500, Chris Mauritz wrote:
> fred smith wrote:
> >Firefox does this to me quite frequently, and it always has. every new
> >release they say they've improved the stability, but it hasn't made
> >any improvement for me in terms of this issue.
> >
> >I recently downloaded the firefox source and did my own build, just to
> >see if the failures might have been due to some small incompatibility
> >between the target system the official binaries are built for, and my
> >box. Sad to say that while it may not die as often, it still does it.
> >
>
> This doesn't answer the original poster's question, but....
>
> As far as Firefox is concerned you might want to try giving 3.0b2 a
> try. I found it to be significantly more stable than the 1.5.X branch
> under Winders and on various Macs (haven't gotten around to trying it on
> a CentOS 5.X desktop box yet).
Hey Chris, a blast from the past (remember the old Coherent newsgroups??)
Well, From 1.0, or perhaps even earlier, up thru 2.0.whatever-todays-release
is I've always had that issue. It's largely nothing more than a modest
irritant since I can reopen the same page(s)/window(s) I had open before
the crash.
I'll probably take a look at version 3 one of these days, thanks for
reminding me.
Fred
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