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Brave crashes when OOP rasterization is enabled #7581
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What I've tried already:
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I'm curious if this is related to #7435 (comment) or different Root cause for that issue is https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1036427 |
@crysman can you try an older version of Brave? For example, version 1.0.1? Suggested per comment in #7435 (comment) |
@bsclifton not necessary, I've been using Brave continuously for more than a year, and it had never been crashing like this before. Until just very recently (one week?) it was actually really stable, surviving suspends and everything. I am not experiencing any freezes. It just crashes after some minute or so of using. I am not runnung it in VirtualBox (or am I?), have a look:
Chromium is still working normally, as it has been so far. I've got What do we do next? What kind of debug info d you need from me? May I run in some debug mode or something? Thank you |
I've just updated to So I run it in terminal, and here is how it crashes:
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@crysman if you're able to get the browser running long enough to visit brave://crashes, you should be able to send crash reports. Then, you can share the Report ID that is shown there. You may need to restart after clicking |
@bsclifton OK, I've enabled the option ("automatically send crashes..."), then reopened chrome://crashes/ after it crashed, here is the result:
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@crysman OK I believe I found (based on the crash reports) what the problem is Can you please try visiting brave://flags/#enable-oop-rasterization and then DISABLING this flag? It should require a restart of Brave, but I believe it will fix the issue |
@bsclifton I'm also experiencing this issue, and the above flag change seems to be working. If I encounter the issue again while this flag is disabled, I'll report back with more info. |
@bsclifton disabling brave://flags/#enable-oop-rasterization with re-enabling chrome://settings/?search=Use+hardware+acceleration+when+available makes Brave stable again! Thanks! Will anything be done in general for other users, too? |
@crysman thanks for confirming! Will check with the team about next steps. We had enabled for performance wins, but I don't think the potential compatibility problems were known |
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Verified test plan from brave/brave-core#4318 |
I did everything suggested, but I still have the same problem. |
Oh, I already sent the crash report. |
Test plan
See brave/brave-core#4318
Description
Brave has started to crash all the time (I cannot even finish this post until it crashes) this week. The only change I am aware of is installing proprietary NVIDIA drivers (running Xubuntu 19.10 with Brave Version 1.1.22 Chromium: 79.0.3945.79 (Official Build) (64-bit))
How can we debug and fix this, please? Thanks
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