First of all, this doesn't affect the Windows version, only the Linux version (didn't test on OSX).
The problem is as follows:
1. Firefox installs an update in the backgr… (xem thêm)
First of all, this doesn't affect the Windows version, only the Linux version (didn't test on OSX).
The problem is as follows:
1. Firefox installs an update in the background while still in use.
2. I open a new tab.
3. That's it.
After an update finishes downloading, new tabs refuse to open, some citing a crash (if opened by active tabs, such as YouTube), most stating the browser needs to restart. It is not a networking problem, since already active tabs function normally, even YouTube playlists function as intended (despite the fact that they nominally refresh the entire page); and, as mentioned, the browser itself says it needs to restart.
Q1: Is this intended behaviour? If so,
Q2a: what purpose does it serve? If not,
Q2b: what causes it?
Additionally, after an update, Firefox (again, only for Linux) has rendering problems when first booted up, causing tiling, and needing Alt+f4 to close. I may revisit this issue later in a separate thread.