I found an issue affecting mode.com and potentially other sites with a similar element.
To reproduce:
1. Go here - https://www.mode.com/
2. Click on the following button -
3. Pale Moon should have ended abruptly
Extra Info:
OS: Windows 10
Exact Version: 26.3.2 (x86)
Other Browser Results: Chrome and Firefox handle the button fine
Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
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Re: Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
Moderator note: Confirmed that happens too in Windows 7Pro X64 with Pale Moon 26.3.3, as tested before post approval.Spam404 wrote: Extra Info:
OS: Windows 10
Exact Version: 26.3.2 (x86)
Other Browser Results: Chrome and Firefox handle the button fine
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Re: Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
Also verified it segfaults with PM 26.3.3 x64 on Linux Mint 17.3:Spam404 wrote:To reproduce:
1. Go here - https://www.mode.com/
2. Click on the following button -
3. Pale Moon should have ended abruptly
Code: Select all
###!!! ABORT: unexpected frame type: file /home/trava90/PaleMoon/pmsrc/layout/base/nsCSSFrameConstructor.cpp, line 8859
###!!! ABORT: unexpected frame type: file /home/trava90/PaleMoon/pmsrc/layout/base/nsCSSFrameConstructor.cpp, line 8859
Segmentation fault
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Re: Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
Appears to work as expected on the public Alpha version of the upcoming PM 27.
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Re: Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
It's a deliberate runtime abort. I'll see if I can get more details for at least a temporary fix for the CTD.
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Re: Pale Moon crash on Mode.com
Unfortunately I've been unable to get a stack trace so far, which I need to know where in the layout engine this goes wrong. Unfortunately it's somewhere deep in frame layout logic by the looks of it, which may not be fixable in pm-r without breaking other sites.
If someone can get an actual call stack for this CTD, that would help.
If someone can get an actual call stack for this CTD, that would help.
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