Diễn đàn hỗ trợ Firefox

I've had ongoing issues with both TB and Firefox so I finally broke down and did a fresh install of Windows 10. OS is updated except for one KB downloading now, all drivers are updated, and I am basically running a fresh install with only Firefox and TB installed (no other apps). Firefox (137.0.2) continues to crash with these crash reports having been submitted - all today. Can anyone discern a common thread in them please?

bp-3ea3bcf2-f415-4297-95b9-f7dd30250427 4/27/2025, 5:29 PM bp-0f9fd3ee-cfa4-425f-9a2c-792eb0250427 4/27/2025, 5:29 PM bp-7b015e78-8766-409b-b63f-09e980250427 4/27/2025, 5:29 PM bp-01a7e06a-e523-4bcf-9472-a0a280250427 4/27/2025, 5:29 PM bp-354b8233-afa4-4ade-9e50-8a23f0250427 4/27/2025, 5:04 PM bp-d2169b84-91e5-43f7-bc5d-025540250427 4/27/2025, 4:19 PM bp-13c0a356-2831-4c2a-8841-468be0250427 4/27/2025, 4:16 PM bp-8c440107-e04c-446c-9697-d286d0250427 4/27/2025, 4:16 PM bp-5be6817d-c846-4579-824f-252960250427 4/27/2025, 4:16 PM bp-c26c020a-0f82-49c4-954f-05f3f0250427 4/27/2025, 3:50 PM bp-abbe7f86-42d0-4b8d-b207-103e90250427 4/27/2025, 3:50 PM bp-5f3e0701-8df3-4ba8-9eba-dfe0f0250427 4/27/2025, 3:50 PM bp-4e041765-234c-4117-a928-8c58b0250427 4/27/2025, 3:15 PM bp-2f28af2a-9b88-4873-a432-ee4770250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-3a7d07c3-da22-450d-9e38-263010250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-e92f81f1-ffed-472f-88cd-5efff0250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-3064ae20-efcc-4c39-bd81-4039a0250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-8b6bb978-d72a-4302-bfe3-87cca0250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-dc31d1ea-8af8-4c17-8d4b-e2e700250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-f798589d-21e9-46bd-bedf-0bb470250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM bp-09abb21d-f2f4-4e9a-89f0-b1d240250427 4/27/2025, 3:11 PM

We're finding we can no longer watch FUBO TV on Firefox. Works fine in Edge. Anyone have any suggestions? We've cleared cache/history, restarted laptop, etc. This occurs both on recorded programs and live tv. We still seem to be able to get the commercials, although we tried watching on two different devices and the commercials were very different. Is it possible for Firefox to have been hacked but not Edge on the same device? Doesn't sound plausible to me, but I'm not sure. This has happened since the last update to Firefox. We have Windows 10 64 bit. Firefox 134.0.2 or whatever the latest version is. We're stumped why it works on one browser but not the other. Has to be a Firefox issue.

Tell me how to fix this. I don't go into registries etc.. So, if the fix is at that level, please tell me what it is on a form that I can copy from and give it to whatever tech I can find to hire to fix the problem. Love to add images, but your notice of the crash is set up to make it impossible to copy.

I had Firefox installed and working perfectly fine , but I had to factory rest my MSI laptop (windows 11 home) because I had suspect suspicious files I needed to get rid of, after the new install of Firefox each time I try to sign into a google account I would be able to type 2/3 letters and then Firefox crashes and closes down , I had uninstall and downloaded a fresh install from the microsoft store

Firefox tabs keep crashing randomly and sometimes the entire thing just crashes and the browser has to be restarted completely. I' have already tried: Updating Firefox Completely reinstalling firefox after I removed all App Data of it. Updated all the drivers that were possible to update. Installed newer codecs (H265)

Nothing so far worked to solve this issue.

My system specs: Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-14900K 3.20 GHz GPU: Gigabyte Geeforce RTX3090 GAMING OC 24GB RAM: 32.0 GB System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Edition: Windows 10 Pro Version: 22H2 OS build: 19045.5965

Here's my Third partyModule information: {

 "modules": [
   {
     "name": "nvwgf2umx.dll",
     "fileVersion": "32.0.15.7688",
     "typeFlags": 1,
     "signedBy": "NVIDIA Corporation",
     "events": [
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 2.3749
       },
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 2.4432
       },
       {
         "processType": "rdd",
         "processID": 25176,
         "threadID": 28176,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 2.5114
       }
     ]
   },
   {
     "name": "nvgpucomp64.dll",
     "fileVersion": "32.0.15.7688",
     "typeFlags": 1,
     "signedBy": "NVIDIA Corporation",
     "events": [
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 1.5519
       },
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 1.4314
       },
       {
         "processType": "rdd",
         "processID": 25176,
         "threadID": 28176,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 1.931
       }
     ]
   },
   {
     "name": "nvldumdx.dll",
     "fileVersion": "32.0.15.7688",
     "typeFlags": 1,
     "signedBy": "NVIDIA Corporation",
     "events": [
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.6125
       },
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.5962
       },
       {
         "processType": "rdd",
         "processID": 25176,
         "threadID": 28176,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.6459
       }
     ]
   },
   {
     "name": "NvMemMapStoragex.dll",
     "typeFlags": 1,
     "signedBy": "NVIDIA Corporation",
     "events": [
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.5504
       },
       {
         "processType": "browser",
         "processID": 18372,
         "threadID": 1800,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.5178
       },
       {
         "processType": "rdd",
         "processID": 25176,
         "threadID": 28176,
         "loadStatus": 0,
         "loadDurationMS": 0.6211
       }
     ]
   }
 ],
 "blocked": []

}

Since updating Thunderbird crashes shortly after starting or sooner if I initiate an update check. If I pull the internet connection and the update check fails it doesn't crash.

Since 2/11, I have eleven aboutg:crashes crash reports. Tab crashes (i.e Youtube), browser crashes. Sometimes when I have Firefox and Chrome open at the same time, for an extended length of time, (I reluctantly use Chrome when Firefox has a problem with a site) they both crash.

I've opened related threads here in the past with no help offered, so maybe I can get a suggestion where else to get help?

Hi everyone, I've been experiencing a persistent issue where my Firefox (Windows 10) randomly crashes or closes. I recently noticed that this always happens when a JSON file appears in the following directory: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\distribution The strange thing is that this file shouldn't even be there, as this is my personal computer and it is not managed by any organization. I have already tried deleting or renaming the file, but after a seemingly random period, it gets recreated automatically. Here’s what I have tried so far, without success: - Deleting/renaming the file - Checking the registry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Mozilla\Firefox (but the "Mozilla" folder does not exist there) - I have never used any third-party antivirus software (only Windows Defender) Does anyone have an idea where this file might be coming from or how I can prevent it from being recreated? I’m not very tech-savvy, so I would greatly appreciate simple explanations or step-by-step instructions. Thanks in advance for any help!

Tried Review Checker when it first came out. Liked it a lot. With the most recent Firefox update, I seem to have lost it. It doesn't come up automatically in Amazon, and I don't see a price tag on an item description page to turn it on. The Firefox Settings describes Review Checker, but I don't see a way to turn it on there, either.

Firefox has been crashing several times an hour for multiple days. I have tried:

Changing/Upgrading RAM Reinstalling Firefox Resetting Firefox Reinstalling Windows Updating Drivers

Hello, I'm having a problem with firefox crashing when I try to google something I tried safe mode, but that does not help, the crash is still there It started after I updated my firefox, current version is 140.0.2 Before that I had some older version but I dont remember which one

here is one of the reports: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/749a4683-617c-4d91-b766-c530d0250630

Thank you in advance for the reply

When testing our web application, I can consistently get the tab to crash in Firefox (not other browsers). This happens even when running in Troubleshoot mode.

A few of the submitted crashes: bp-f1e47e32-aa7e-4080-880c-34f160250710 bp-622b9363-fa50-4b15-b605-87c3e0250702

Can anyone tell what is causing it to crash, and if we can do something to fix it?

Я так понял, что в файерфокс больше одной вкладки открывать нельзя? Если было открыто более десяти вкладок в браузере, то рано, или поздно они обязательно слетят, без возможности восстановления? Очень удобно... Если честно, то вы- пидарасы... Перед открытием браузера, после обновления, вы выкладываете вкладку об обновлении версии... Вы обязаны выкладывать ссылку на восстановление ранее открытых вкладок. Суки! Восстановите мои, ранее открытые вкладки!!

Firefox keeps randomly crashing and won't open, sometimes I can get 10 minutes before it returns to crashing all over again. Doesn't even OPEN troubleshoot mode, it just auto crashes.

My drivers are up to date, my windows are up to date, Firefox is up to date, Internet Security software is up to date.

I need this running ASAP for work, each crash report has a different code too which hurts.

First crash happened in the afternoon, yesterday. bp-6580ff2f-d79c-4472-89f6-542c60250604 4/06/2025, 5:15 pm

The rest are all today. bp-79fddad8-e05d-4376-884f-f81670250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-d3e94b00-0c80-4db1-94e0-9c1410250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-9191a616-31cc-44e0-83a0-5e0d20250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-18adbdcb-ea8a-44cd-b4a0-18c4e0250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-f27c149e-2355-4632-8d0e-28fcc0250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-cfc523e7-c87f-42ac-bd2e-ddea90250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-bcee28d7-140f-4ad2-846c-308750250604 5/06/2025, 2:05 am bp-500792c2-0995-4a9e-8e87-600ad0250604 5/06/2025, 2:07 am

Firefox Desktop (x64) worked normally until the version 135 update was installed. Now tabs (even a single tab) crash after startup unless Firefox is run in troubleshooting mode or Windows 8 compatibility mode. OS is Windows 10 Pro (x64) 22H2 on ThinkPad E495 (AMD Ryzen 5 3500U) Things that haven't resolved the problem: - Remove extensions and themes - Refresh Firefox - Reinstall Firefox - Updating Visual C++ 2015-2022 with Redistributable (x64) version 14.42.34438 - Updating Firefox to version 135.0.1 and subsequently to version 136.0, however updater only works in Windows 8 compatibility mode - Full system scan for malware (none found) Note: Extensions NoScript and Cookie AutoDelete work normally with Firefox running in Windows 8 compatibility mode.

Every time I make Firefox full-screen, it immediately crashes and shuts down. I have restarted the computer, uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox, but it still doesn't work.