Very odd behavior that I can only see (not create) wit JRE 1.6.0. Then without stopping the Main Site the sequence can be invoked. The window of the Table disappears on its own or as I suspect when a commercial hits (pure speculation on my part) then when this happens the Games Room window will not cooperate, except for closing.
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In Yahoo games there are three windows i) Main Yahoo Site ii) The Games Room iii) The table. Without being booted (I was the host no one could boot me out). I did it for six hours with 1.6.0 and not once did it crash.ģ) Lets not call it a victory yet a new problem appeared in 1.6.0 that does not show in 1.4.2.Ī) Firefox : the window of Yahoo games completely disappears.
The only way is to use the task manager and stop the single Firefox task.Ģ) Played on Yahoo site, it hurts the ego but I went to the advanced rooms to be booted out:Ī) Firefox would crash every now and then (once every two hours) with 1.4 same with 1.5 BUT every time with 1.6.0 and never crashed with 1.6.0_10.ī) IE never crashed. JRE 1.4.2_10 1.5.0_06 1.6.0 and the one you suggested (#92) 1.6.0_10Ī) Firefox failed 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6.0 passed 1.6.0_10ī) IE passed all of them (! What did Sun tell MS that Mozilla doesn't know !)Īlso unlike under Win98 where I would see one Firefox task running after a crash and after all windows were closed under Win2000 the Firefox window does not disappear from the screen or close. Using Win2000 and IE 6.0 and Firefox 2.0.0.1 with That is why there is a group there that have no problem with playing Yahoo games. I haven't had any problems running applets with IE so I'm curious if it is a problem with Java.Įver since James mentioned IE, he started a fire, that I knew but didn't want to know. I recently had to switch to IE after it crashed while loading an applet during a presentation. The browser will still occasionally crash while it's loading a new applet. However, like I mentioned, that's not the only time the problem happens, just the most frequent. I've greatly reduced the occurrence of this problem by letting a Java applet that I mistakenly clicked on completely load before closing the tab/window. If a Java applet is in the process of loading, and I close the window before it's fully loaded, the ghost process glitch happens every time.
There's a way to reproduce the problem, although I've also had the problem when this didn't happen. After stopping the process, I can reopen Firefox and everything is fine. I get the same problem as above, the browser completely locks up and after closing it, I cannot open it again because of the ghost Firefox process running. My company uses Java on our site and I'm frequently opening Java applets, several times a day. However, I have had this problem for several months with several versions of both Firefox and Java.
Firefox doesn't hang when closingĬhanging status from Unconfirmed to New and adding myself as CC Nothing extra needs to be done to restart. Open the Windows Task Manager and observe that Firefox is indeed still runningįirefox doesn't exit cleanly, and leaves behind a running process when encountedįirefox exits cleanly, both firefox.exe and javaw.exe processes are ended, and After the applet loads, wait a moment, then close itħ. Pick a room or click the Play Now buttonĥ. I had no issues with restarting Firefox however, as mentioned by the reporter.įilling in a little left out information by the reporter.Ĥ. Manager, and confirmed that Firefox did indeed hang using 0% CPU with 66MB of Upon closing the browser, I opened the Task The currently focused tab, or change the amount of tabs under the toolbar to As I closed the other tabs I had open,īesides Yahoo! Games (This bug, and a bugzilla query), Firefox didn't display At any rate, upon closing the Yahoo! Games clientĪpplet, Firefox seemed to lag noticably. I went to Yahoo! Games and opened up their game client, which of course, opens a Testing for reproduction in the latest nightly with JRE 1.5/5.0
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