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Dear Firefox Team,

My tablet (Lenovo P11 running Android 11) crashes completely (as in completely freezes not allowing me to do anything else), when opening certain websites (1 out of 3 times) including but not limited to instagram.com profile pages. I believe crash reports were never sent or could be sent, as my entire device has crashed.

As for more I formation, I had these extensions running: 1. U-Block origin 2. ClearURLs 3. Dark Reader 4. Video Background Play Fix 5. Chrome Mask (but was deactivated mode)

This crash happened 5 times now (out of the 10 to 15times I have opened these sites).

I have for the time being installed Fennec (with only Ublock, clearurls extensions running). There has been no crash yet.

I would like to confirm why those crashes were caused. Here are some of the reason I believe: 1. I am using an old Android device. 2. I was using multiple extensions incompatible with the webpage. 3. Combination of both.

If there could be other reasons please do state them.

Best reagrds, Sentry GA

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