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edwardp

@mib2berlin
I have send crash report
many thanks for help

Could you please post the bug report number (VB-xxxxxx)? Thank you.

mib2berlin

Hi, old builds are in the Archive.
The Vivaldi team don't recommend the downgrade of Vivaldi, this can cause unexpected errors in the future.

Cheers, mib

speakertomeat

@edwardp said in Segfault:

@owan0zyxel said in Segfault:

@mib2berlin
I have send crash report
many thanks for help

Could you please post the bug report number (VB-xxxxxx)? Thank you.

On my own side, I'm unable to report since the MDMP (Crash Log) files I try to upload are rejected by the report system for being too large (8.3 MB)

mib2berlin

@speakertomeat
Hi, the .dmp files are good to compress, a 500KB file compress to 40KB for example.
Then upload as .zip file.

Cheers, mib

speakertomeat

@mib2berlin said in Segfault:

@speakertomeat
Hi, the .dmp files are good to compress, a 500KB file compress to 40KB for example.
Then upload as .zip file.

Cheers, mib

Thank you, I created VB-108434

owan0zyxel

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owan0zyxel

@edwardp
thank you
bug report number: VB-108327

edwardp

VB-108327 and VB-108434 are reporting the same crash. VB-108434 has been marked as a duplicate of VB-108327.

Thank you @owan0zyxel and @speakertomeat for helping make Vivaldi better.

speakertomeat

This keeps happening to me.

No matter the version I update to. As separate as two weeks apart or as often as once a day, Vivaldi will refuse to start, segfaulting. And the only solution still is to install 6.7, open vivaldi, close, update to the latest and relogin on half my services.

mib2berlin

@speakertomeat
Hi, did you ever try a new user profile?
With downgrade Vivaldi you break it for sure.
If it happen the next time you can try to rename the folder Sessions in .config/vivaldi/default/
If Vivaldi start then the session files are corrupt and there is no way to repair them.
The bug report VB-108327 from @owan0zyxel is still unconfirmed.

ingolftopf

@speakertomeat said in Segfault:

This keeps happening to me.

No matter the version I update to. As separate as two weeks apart or as often as once a day, Vivaldi will refuse to start, segfaulting.

Something is going there completely wrong.

As said above, there's probably a big problem.

I would delete Vivaldi completely and reinstall it.

Debian and Vivaldi harmonize very well right from the start.
A real disposal.