From: mrbarryedw.20@aussiebroadband.com.au   
      
   frg wrote on 9/11/25 2:44 am:   
   > Barryedwin1 wrote:   
   >> frg wrote on 8/11/25 8:07 pm:   
   >>>   
   >>> Michael Lueck wrote:   
   >>>> Greetings Barry,   
   >>> ...   
   >>>   
   >>> I have an ubuntu 22.4 LTS vm left which I now and then use for tests.   
   >>> I updated the vm to the latest level and unpacked the official package   
   >>>  into the 22.4 opt/seamonkey directory using a root account and ran it   
   >>> under my normal user. I was unable to confim the exit crash in any way.   
   >>> Is the crash listed under about:crashes?   
   >>> If yes can you post the crash id.   
   >>   
   >> Currently on :-   
   >> U-24-04.3 X11 SeaMonkey 2.53.23 beta 1 pre -20251104212101   
   >> Tell the truth, I mostly have the crash reporter pane disabled (all   
   >> boxes unchecked), but the last one listed under the heading:   
   >> "Submitted Crash Reports"   
   >> Report ID     Date Submitted   
   >> 123491     5/11/25, 8:18 pm   
   >>    
   >   
   > This is a null pointer crash. You are running openWith. I know this one   
   > can cause a recursive loop problem and a crash if you try it on the   
   > wrong link type. Forgot which one but I think mailto or another non   
   > standard scheme. There are a few other old ones but can't say if they   
   > are still safe. Element Hiding Helper might need an update.   
      
   Yes, I'm using OpenWith a lot lately, and I think it may be caused by   
   Captcha blocking web-pages in SeaMonkey which I redirect to Firefox.   
      
   >> I'm feeling it may be a system timeout on SM, as my profile is:-   
   >> 16,260 items, totalling 5.2 GB,   
   >> albeit my system is:-   
   >> ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE AMD Ryzen™ 9 3900X × 24 32.0-GiB-DDR4 2.5TB NVMe   
   >> so the hardware shouldn't bottleneck it.   
   >   
   > Do a bookmarks integrity check and maybe nuke Offline Website Data and   
   > cookies one time. I have set to do these two every time I close SM but   
   > some might prefer not to do. > FRG   
      
   I'm unsure how to do a Bookmarks integrity check ??   
   I think I used an add-on from David Ross a long time ago, to clear out   
   dead links.   
      
   I have website data, cookies etcetera, set to "session only".   
   Is that the same thing as nuking Offline Website Data and cookies?   
   Barry   
      
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