On Wed, Nov 07, 2007 at 11:08:43AM +0000, David Brownlee wrote:
> On Tue, 6 Nov 2007, Sami M'Barek wrote:
> 
> >(...)
> >To my point. I like many others have found Firefox to be crashing every 
> >other second, literly. (...)
> 
> 	What NetBSD release/arch and firefox version are you using?
> 
> 	I've been using Firefox-2.0.0.X (up to X=9) on NetBSD
> 	i386/4.0_RC[1234] with various plugins and its been very
> 	reliable (with the exception of 2.0.0.8). This is using
> 	modular X11 from pkgsrc, all compiled for PIII with various
> 	other optimisations enabled.

With 2.0.0.8 on i386/4.0 RC[123] and -current it's easily hangable: Just open
one of your bookmark folders with 12+ entries simultaneously (i.e.
middle-click on the bookmark folder). Zapp! Bye. I'm used to clicking my
'breakfast' links one-by-one in the meantime because rather slow breakfast
than none at all. (native X, with or without extensions -- it just dies).

On a side note, it's using one cpu solely even on -current. *sniff* just
one process for the 1:1 threads...

-Martin