[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 65029] Gmail fails to load page on item select

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65029





--- Comment #5 from albo at apfwebs.com  2011-07-22 18:33:50 PST ---
(In reply to comment #4)
> (In reply to comment #3)
> > That comment is added automatically when a bug is copied into Apple's internal bug tracking system.
> > 
> > WE haven't been able to reproduce reproduce the problem yet. Could you please try the below?
> > 
> > 1. Open Console application from Utilities.
> > 2. Go to User diagnostic reports, and check for .crash files for WebProcess.
> > 3. Reproduce the problem.
> > 4. If new .crash files for appear there, attach one of them to this bug (follow Add an attachment link above).
> > 
> > And also, does this happen if you disable Safari extensions via Safari preferences? Or if you remove Glims?
> 
> I find no .crash file. I've disabled the extensions. I've removed Glims. To reproduce the problem, in as much detail as I can muster:
> (1) Have a gmail account, of course.
> (2) Have an email present in a "label".
> (3) Negotiate to gmail.
> (4) Negotiate to a screen showing emails for that "label".
> (5) Hover the cursor over the selection button for an email, as if you were going to select that email (i.e., NOT hovering the cursor over the email subject or sender, but over the selection radio button).
> (6) Voila!
> 
> My current build is r91611. The problem has persisted through 3 nightlies and through 1 full Safari reset. If you wish a list of other Safari/Webkit/MacOSX settings, I can provide them. The connection is wireless via across-the-room Comcast cable connected to its router.

Later that very same 15 minutes: I was able to find the .crash files. How would you like me to deal with them?

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