Hi, I built a new PC a few months ago. On this PC, Youtube tabs occasionally crash - the problem is intermittent, but common enough to be annoying. I never saw this on my old PC. As far as I can tell, most of the software is the same as my old PC. Hardware is different if that matters (went from an Intel processor to an AMD, otherwise the component manufacturers are mostly consistent). Still using Firefox on Windows 11. It's almost always up-to-date and is often up-to-date when the issue occurs. My only add-ons are Reddit Enhancement Suite and uBlock Origin, both of which I used on the old PC. When I first built it, I did have an issue where I used RAM that was incompatible with my motherboard - that has been resolved and tabs are still crashing. I had found some indication that it could be related to faulty or incompatible hardware, but everything else is working now since fixing the RAM incompatibility. Sometimes the tab crashes with an error message, sometimes it will simply freeze and I have to entirely close out the tab and re-navigate to the URL of the video I was just watching. The whole browser does not crash - I checked about:crashes and did not see any info that I can confirm coincides with a Youtube tab crash. I have only seen this issue with Youtube, no other websites. Thanks for any help that can be provided.