Crash bug in FF 1.5.0.6

[galooma]

my ff died with scripts enabled as well

[polonus]

Hello Clousseau,

I don't know what you experience, but after the last update I experience there is something wrong with the stability of FF, and that is why I use Flock, no problems with Flock with the full psecurity Christmas tree installed, as stable as a rock, Sir.
With the latest Flock, it could of course be due to a corrupt dll file, I find several start ups that Flock closes because of jar50.dll problem I have, and I suspect that is in conjunction with xpcom-core.dll (that has to sort out 73  imports), then the jar50.dll and the four other dll's it calls are not in one and the same browser file as well (jar50.dll makes errors in nspr4.dll, dlc4.dll, plds4.dll, and the notorious xpcom_core.dll. See nxXPCOM_h, then the digital signature is not valid, and this SF does not contain a valid hash of the MANIFEST.MF file. For the mo I use flock or Opera. FF with NoScript is not crashing because of the bug mentiuoned in this thread.

polonus

[polonus]

Hi malware fighters,

I could solve the problems with jar50.dll and plc4.dll errors only through a new fresh install of Portable Flock latest build.
Sure the corruption was through SiteAdvisor, a Firefox bug (various race conditions).
Read about other bugs, and why FF goes 1, 2, 3 on installing a plug-in from here: http://www.squarefree.com/2004/07/01/race-conditions-in-security-dialogs

Very serious situation, don't we think so, folks. Also google apps can cause this browser to crash relentlessly,

polonus

[bob3160]

Polonus,
Maybe it's time to change over to IE7 RC1  

[..::ReVaN::..]

Polonus,
Maybe it's time to change over to IE7 RC1  

or Lynx ....

[polonus]

Hi M2,

Only the Browzar Mozilla 4.0 can be congratulated, because it is not vulnerable, and all the other Mozilla, Gecko based browsers crashed. Browzar beta stood firm. Just another security compliment for Browzar privacy tool.

polonus