Significant stability problems
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Hi,
Im currently running 1.14 and since some time Vivaldi have experienced a lot of issues, it never outright crashes, but rendering frequently stops in the client frame, I would say that I have to restart Vivaldi 4-5 times on average a working day, which is not good and a dramatic difference since before 1.14
I filed a bug for this, but I want to check if anyone else in the community also see these problems ?
Vivaldi 1.14.1077.50 (Stable channel) (64-bit)
Revision 193ac00a28d5f2a840e987b93e6d2cdbcb25e727-
OS Fedora 27
JavaScript V8 6.4.388.45 -
@burann said in Significant stability problems:
want to check if anyone else in the community also see these problems ?
Although i keep both SS & Stable installed, i confess that my daily driver is SS not Stable. Also i do not [& never would, yech] use Fedora. Hence clearly my factors are different to yours. That said, neither my SS nor Stable ever misbehaves like you've described.
Have you created a clean profile to check if the misbehaviour continues? If it does not, then one or more files in your current Default directory is corrupt.
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@steffie said in Significant stability problems:
Have you created a clean profile to check if the misbehaviour continues? If it does not, then one or more files in your current Default directory is corrupt.
No, I do not see any point doing that, Vivaldi should take care of that itself.
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@burann Only trouble is, they don't have access to your computer.
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@burann Let me see if i understand correctly.
- Relatively new user experiences a problem & posts here for help.
- A forum member suggests THE most basic of V troubleshooting steps; this is standard advice for all V'ers whether seasoned or noobs.
- OP rejects said advice out of hand.
Question: What now do you expect will occur to improve your situation?
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@Gwen-Dragon,
The only consistence Ive seen in this case is that it happen more than a few times when searching a page, other than that, its just random.
I have a fairly high end machine, 64 GB memory and 16 Core / 32 threads, Ive not yet seen any OOM issues, looking at memory now it seems to be at 30% utilization for the whole machine.
Looking into the process explorer in Vivaldi, the "Browser" process seems to running around 20% CPU usage, which seems a bit much for some odd 40 open pages.
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@Gwen-Dragon
Checked the logs for today and I see the following
kernel: traps: vivaldi-bin[86874] trap invalid opcode
and at least one dump.
I will file a ticket with Vivaldi, thanks for the help.
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@Gwen-Dragon I have filed a bug report and included all info I could think of. Thanks for your help.
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