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| hchorey says: Hey,
Posted at 5:51pm on March 11, 2008 |
| hchorey says: I just had a friend confirm this, using FF 3 beta 3 and beta 4. I'm guessing it might be a small code change on Google's end? Please confirm if you're having this problem, too. :) Posted 5 years ago |
| asolkar says: Exactly same problem here too. Posted 5 years ago |
| eelkje says: Same problem here with Firefox 3 beta 4 on two different machines.
Posted 5 years ago |
| emily (Remember The Milk) says: Hmm, that's a weird error -- we're checking this out. I'm not sure if this is the result of a Gmail code change, or just something different in Firefox 3 Beta 4, but we'll see what we can find out. Posted 5 years ago |
| hchorey says: Thanks, Emily. The stack trace in this bugzilla entry might be useful:
Posted 5 years ago |
| salmonmoose says: It's certainly an issue with Beta 4 specifically.
Posted 5 years ago |
| andrewski (Remember The Milk) says: I just got this problem a few days ago (maybe over the weekend), but I've been running the same version of 3 Beta 3 since February 25, so I wonder if it might be related to something else. Posted 5 years ago |
| corydeppen says: I see the same problem using 3.0b4, as well as 3.0b5pre (2008031205). Posted 5 years ago |
| heimi says: Same here on beta 4 Posted 5 years ago |
| salmonmoose says: If it's any help... this only seems to occur when I shut down my last instance of Gmail.
Posted 5 years ago |
| emily (Remember The Milk) says: We've updated our code to work around this issue with the latest Firefox 3 betas.
Posted 5 years ago |
| judic3 says: Thank you! It's *mostly* fixed.
Posted 5 years ago |
| andrewski (Remember The Milk) says: Emily, thanks for the prompt reply! All better. :) Posted 5 years ago |
| ramy.eid says: I'm also confirming this bug :( Posted 5 years ago |
| bittercrash says: Same problem here. Posted 5 years ago |
| judic3 says: I take it back that it's mostly fixed. It's still happening. A lot. Posted 5 years ago |
| nsahoo says: happening here. cpu used by ff went to 98% and memory usage just kept on increasing at about 5MB/s. I let it go up to 600MB once before terminating it from task manager. Posted 5 years ago |
| emily (Remember The Milk) says: We're continuing to investigate issues reported with the Firefox 3 betas.
Posted 5 years ago |
| jono.hey says: Hi Emily,
Posted 5 years ago |
| dimatx says: same problem as weedenbc. RTM not loading with ff3b5/vista Posted 5 years ago |
| pabloaugusto says: Working at 3b5/XP without problems ...
Posted 5 years ago |
weedenbc says:Weird. It just started working today, along with all my other Gmail greasemonkey scripts. I didn't change anything but hey, it's all good. Posted 5 years ago |
| josh.camson says: I get the error with
Posted 5 years ago |
| olivr says: Same problem on FF3b5.
Posted 5 years ago |
| mapleleafs says: Firefox 3 Beta Build 5
Posted 5 years ago |
| mrichardsbms says: I'm having this same issue with FF3 Beta5. Is it just me? The following error hapens pretty much every time i reload gmail or leave it for another page:
Posted 5 years ago |
| jwhardcastle says: I can confirm FF3 Beta 5, OS X Leopard.
Posted 5 years ago |
| mrichardsbms says: PS. This seems to happen almost always on my Google Apps For My Domain account and far less frequently on my standard GMail account.
Posted 5 years ago |
| nabilalk says: Similar issue with FF3 Beta 5, OS X Leopard. The RTM login page logs me in, but to a blank page, and refreshing it, presents the same page. Consequently the Gmail addon doesnt recognize that I am logged in, even though the RTM homepage does. The RTM Gmail taskpane will NOT refresh. Posted 5 years ago |
| nabilalk says: @ mrichardsbms: I'm not having the same problem on Win XP SP2, I think its a Mac FF thing. Posted 5 years ago |
| philipacamaniac says: Leopard, FF3 Beta 5 here. The add-on works, but I get this crash and error message all the time. Posted 5 years ago |
| booljayj says: Ubuntu Linux 8.04
Posted 5 years ago |
| jzamoras says: I have the very same problem.
Posted 5 years ago |
| zulumojo says: This starting happening to me in gmail apps for your domain only after I published the gtalk service. It did not happen before that. I have the RTM greasemonkey script installed and am using FF 3 Beta 5 Posted 5 years ago |
| browneyedgirl65 says: I recently upgraded to firefox 3 beta 5 on ubuntu (hardy heron). What I get is the dialog on the right side saying I need to log into RTM and refresh. But no matter how often I do, or refresh, etc, it never shows my tasks, it always behaves as if I'm not logged in. But clearly I *am* logged into RTM ;-)
Posted 5 years ago |
| joshkerr says: I can confirm the same problem with Firefox 3 RC1 with my google apps account. Posted 5 years ago |
| wnknisely says: For what it's worth, I'm seeing the same thing using RC1 Posted 5 years ago |
| ebelviranli says: I am also experiencing the problem with RC1. Only way to recover without closing Firefox is to "Stop script" Posted 5 years ago |
| hadinothing says: I have the same problem
Posted 4 years ago |
| ohasan88 says: Yeah it practically happens everytime I load up gmail and try to navigate away from it.
Posted 4 years ago |
| joshkerr says: Agreed. The RTM web interface is actually pretty bad. Not sure why they haven't figured out a way to simplify it. Posted 4 years ago |
| rong625 says: definitely, same problem in RC1, windows vista
Posted 4 years ago |
| mrichardsbms says: Yeah, I love the extension too. Think I may have to disable it tho, the error seems to be happening constantly now Posted 4 years ago |
| nabilalk says: I'm also having an FF RC1 issue. I also have the latest Better Gmail 2 extension installed, so there might be some compatibility issues there. Posted 4 years ago |
| dwr816 says: I don't use gmail extension but happened to notice this posting on the tips&tricks forum. Perhaps it will help with problems people are having here?
Posted 4 years ago |
| awmalloy says: Same problem with Gmail in Firefox 3 RC1 - the solution above r.e 3rd Party Cookies didn't work for me. Firefox still hung/crashed when I tried to navigate away from or shut down a Gmail tab with the RTM plugin running. Posted 4 years ago |