Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
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Cactusneedle
Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
Starting with the latest upgrade v. 15 Pale Moon, my browser began crashing whenever I tried to open a video. Adobe Flash of course. As soon as I disabled it no more problem but of course no video access either. Tried removing the Flash player and reinstalling an earlier version but no go. Reinstalled PM 12.2.1 which once worked fine but no go either. I finally had to go back to v. 3.6.32 to get a perfectly functioning browser. And that's where I'll be staying for awhile. The Flash I have in 3.6.32 is 11.4r402. I also use FF 15.0.1 with Flash 11.2r 202, Chromium 19, Seamonkey and Opera all with working Adobe Flash 11. This relates only to my Linux OS w/Wine not my Windows Vista OS, where PM updates are still working fine. Grrrrrr.
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Night Wing
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Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
I'm running Windows 7 (64-bit) on both of my two computers and I've not had a single crash using Flash (v11.4.402.278) with any of my four browsers which are: Pale Moon v15.1.1, Firefox v15.0.1, SeaMonkey v2.0.14 and Internet Explorer 8.
MX Linux 25.2 (Infinity) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
Linux Debian 13.6 (Trixie) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
Linux Debian 13.6 (Trixie) Xfce w/Pale Moon, Waterfox, Firefox
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Moonchild
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Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
You may want to consider using the latest Flash version 10.3 (which is the one recommended for corporate and high-availability environments) instead. Version 11.* is really unstable on some systems, even regardless of browser - it's often "luck of the draw".
You can find the latest 10.3 version (which is actively maintained, mind you, so secure) on Adobe's website:
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplaye ... tml#fp10.3
You can find the latest 10.3 version (which is actively maintained, mind you, so secure) on Adobe's website:
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplaye ... tml#fp10.3
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chriscctx
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
Same problem, flash crashes every time. Windows 7, x64, most current Pale Moon and 11.4 updated version of flash. I really like Pale Moon however I have to use IE
when i have to use flash. I have read a lot on how to fix but nothing so far has helped. Same issue at work with the same computer specs and flash and Pale Moon versions. btw rolling back to earlier versions of flash did nothing, still crashes.
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lyceus
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
Did you tried to use PaleMoon Portable 32 bits and see if your flash sites do not crash? You can install both versions in this style: Normal install 64 bits and Portable in 32 bits.chriscctx wrote:Same problem, flash crashes every time. Windows 7, x64, most current Pale Moon and 11.4 updated version of flash. I really like Pale Moon however I have to use IEwhen i have to use flash. I have read a lot on how to fix but nothing so far has helped. Same issue at work with the same computer specs and flash and Pale Moon versions. btw rolling back to earlier versions of flash did nothing, still crashes.
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dark_moon
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
The most reason for the browser crash with flash 11.* is the new sandbox from flash.
Many users don't have the problem after they disable this sandbox
Many users don't have the problem after they disable this sandbox
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Cactusneedle
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
How do you disable the sandbox? I'm nooby on that. Cactusneedle
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Moonchild
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Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
Instructions here: http://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=922
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chriscctx
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
This did nothing for me either. I can not find a flash version that does not make Pale moon or foxfire crash the webpage I am on. I have to use IE more and more. And I guess until a fix is found most like just go back to IE full time. I hate to admit that microsoft has a better mouse trap in this situation.
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dark_moon
Re: Palemoon 15 v. Crashes
Hmm do you try to disable the hardware acceleration?
What graphiccard you use? AMD/ATI? Many user have problems with the actually flash and the driver from ATI.
What graphiccard you use? AMD/ATI? Many user have problems with the actually flash and the driver from ATI.