[JupiterMoon]

FF has for me crashed more times in the last week than in the previous year. - Multiple installs on different Linux systems. The last crash was with a clean profile.

And then there's the disappearing dev tools - that's fun.

EDIT: I hope that there is something weird with my systems. But I fear that the rush to push this out might have been a little hasty.

EDIT EDIT Apart from the crashes the new FF has been nice. I've been able to largely stop using chromium for dev work - so not all is bad.

[mbrubeck]

You can go to "about:crashes" to get some more information about reported crashes. If you open a crash report and click the "Bugzilla" tab, you can find out if a bug is on file for that specific stack trace.

[JupiterMoon]

Cool. I'll check this out next time. Any way to report the disappearing dev tools?

[dochtman]

Just file it on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/; you can login with your GitHub credentials.

[thomastjeffery]

I have been using Firefox for several months, using Windows 10, and several GNU/Linux distributions, different hardware, etc., and have never experienced a crash.

It's definitely something weird to do with your systems, meaning it's a real bug that you are experiencing, and I am not.

So please share crash reports, and file bug reports. Different hardware/software quirks may reveal bugs in Firefox/Linux/drivers/window managers/anything. By submitting a bug report for Firefox, you may be able to help find a video driver bug, etc.

[noir_lord]

Had one on FF Android but none on Linux since 57 release or in FFDE.

[kccqzy]

I’ve had several FF crashes as well, but to be sure when I opened the same pages in Safari, it crashed as well.