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sakoff3729

Hello,

I am experiencing a recurring issue with Firefox on Kali Linux.

Environment:

- OS: Kali Linux (running inside Termux on Android) - Connection: VNC (RealVNC) - Device: Android phone (low RAM) - Desktop: XFCE

Problem: Whenever I open Firefox, tabs frequently crash with the message: “Gah. Your tab just crashed.”

What I already tried:

- Disabled hardware acceleration - Disabled recommended performance settings - Ran Firefox in safe mode - Created a new Firefox profile - Lowered VNC resolution - Restarted the system

The problem still persists.

I believe this may be related to graphics rendering or memory limitations under VNC/Termux.

Please advise if there is a workaround or configuration that can prevent this crash.

Thank you for your support.

Hello, I am experiencing a recurring issue with Firefox on Kali Linux. Environment: - OS: Kali Linux (running inside Termux on Android) - Connection: VNC (RealVNC) - Device: Android phone (low RAM) - Desktop: XFCE Problem: Whenever I open Firefox, tabs frequently crash with the message: “Gah. Your tab just crashed.” What I already tried: - Disabled hardware acceleration - Disabled recommended performance settings - Ran Firefox in safe mode - Created a new Firefox profile - Lowered VNC resolution - Restarted the system The problem still persists. I believe this may be related to graphics rendering or memory limitations under VNC/Termux. Please advise if there is a workaround or configuration that can prevent this crash. Thank you for your support.
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Hi

How much memory (RAM) does your Android device have?

Please appreciate that what you are doing is very adventurous - running desktop Linux with applications such as Firefox within a mobile terminal app on an Android device.