[debbugs-tracker] bug#34454: closed (Gtk upstream bug #1280 causes crashes in IceCat and Emacs)

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regarding Gtk upstream bug #1280 causes crashes in IceCat and Emacs
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> After an update, icecat now segfaults very quickly after opening.
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> Tue, 12 Feb 2019 04:16:27 -0600
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> user profile version: guix (GNU Guix)
> d5612439178465cd5bda6c69b71d6afb652b83e5
> icecat version: GNU IceCat 60.5.0
> system profile version: guix (GNU Guix)
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> I am able to launch icecat, but loading some sites (e.g. riot.im) or
> trying to restore my session seem to make it segfault very quickly. I
> even had a crash on the session restore page so now the session it
> restores is just an empty tab and it still crashes. Icecat is installed
> via my user profile, but I recently updated both system and user
> packages. I don't recall the breakage/crashing until very recently, so
> I suspect it is the user profile which more recently finished.
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--- Begin Message --- Subject: bug#34454: Gtk upstream bug #1280 causes crashes in IceCat and Emacs Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2019 08:52:46 +0000

Thanks so much for taking a look at this. I was getting worried it would never be solved since just a few of us were affected. I've updated and everything seems to be in order. No more crashes from icecat, emacs, pavucontrol, etc.

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