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png 6.86KB 0 downloadsįF ESR v52_9_0 Crash Report IPSEng32_dll. See my 2 post in the Norton thread Loading Circle on Cursor about the IPSEng32.dll v17.1.0.222 update that fixed my Firefox crashes.įF ESR v52_9_0 Troubleshooting Crash Reports.

At the time I was using Norton Security Deluxe v22.15.2 as my antivirus and my browser crashes were traced back to a buggy Intrusion Prevention driver (IPSEng32.dll v17.1.0.147) update that was injected into my browser as part of the Norton Browser Protection feature. I recall one issue I had back in April 2019 where my Firefox ESR v52.9.0 browser would occasionally crash, and when I clicked the Report IDs ('bp-e4c7e559-cf5a-432-a-9367-77de90190527' in the sample image below) to open the full crash reports I discovered that most of my crashes had the signature ipseng32.dll | js::HelperThread::handleParseWorkload. See the Mozilla support article Mozilla Crash Reporter for more information.

If you view your Firefox crash reports at Help | More Troubleshooting Information | Crash Reports for the Last 3 Days (or enter about:crashes in the address bar) they might have some information about the module that causing your browser to crash. Also, sometimes, when I use the browser after not doing anything (and hasn't got to crash yet) the browser is slow at best (or I can't click on tabs etc at all) and sometimes it shows black where the webpage should be seen.Įdited by Flyingshark, 22 January 2022 - 02:22 PM. When I'm not doing anything, the browser starts using more memory from what I've seen in the task manager. I don't think this has to do with anything but, who knows.Įdit: I forgot a detail that might help. Something that most likely is useless: My OS is in english while FF is in my native language. I have to move the mouse every now and then to avoid the crashes.Īny ideas/suggestions? Also, if there are Vista users who use previous versions with no problem, please post them so I can have some sort of a back up plan. That shows though that this tab crash was unrelated to the whole inactivity thing). Also, sometimes, instead of browser crashing, it just happens to a tab (it happened now while I was writing this post ~_~. There are a few, odd moments when it doesn't crash but those are the exception. I do have multiple tabs oppened most of the time but it also happens with just a few.

Like the title says, when I don't do anything on the computer for awhile and have the browser running, it crashes. I have Vista Home Premium SP2 and the version of Firefox (ESR) is 52.9.0 32-bit.

How to turn off ad blocker for firefox xp