You can also try a different window manager in case it is some bizarre gnome-shell thing.  On the logon screen you should be able to pick from a few.  If there is only one option I'd recommend installing Xfce or MATE to try.

On Tue, Nov 1, 2016 at 10:48 AM, Brian Cluff <brian@snaptek.com> wrote:

Have you tried creating a new user and logging in with all fresh settings.  That should at least tell you if it's the program itself or some other settings on your account that are causing your crash.

Brian Cluff

On 10/31/2016 04:58 PM, joe@actionline.com wrote:

Brian Cluff last wrote:

Any chance you upgraded, but haven't rebooted lately.
I've had firefox crash on my like this in the past and a reboot,
or at least a logout and back in got everything working fine again.

Yes, I have tried rebooting, to no avail.

As previously posted, I have also tried a reinstall, to no avail.

Then tried a complete uninstall, fresh install, and reboot, to no avail.

Then tried complete uninstall and deleted all firefox and mozilla
files and tried reinstall and reboot, but firefox still crashes immediately.

Everything else on my system works fine.

I hate updates because they have almost always given me fits.

I have tried to keep up with Mint 17 updates, but the last few times, I
got errors that needed files cannot be found in the repository.



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