Firefox offers to reload page, but same crash then.įlashplayer 24.x plug-in crashes.
Watch the Flashplayer plug-in crash when page loads.Ĥ. Start Firefox (Fedora build) and go to ģ. Install "flash-plugin" package (directly as RPM or via DNF) from, current official version series 24.xĢ. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):įirefox-50.0.2.tar. Why is that? That makes it hard for Adobe (or Google) to help. However, it's impossible to debug any further because Fedora's Firefox build has the Crash Reporter disabled (-disable-crashreporter). I've already asked Adobe support for help and they replied within hours and asked for the crash report. (It's not about blaming anybody, I just want to happily listen to music. Maybe it's not Fedora's fault - but Google's fault or Adobe's fault. (Verified with freshly created test accounts, no cookies, no cached data also checked on 4 different systems with very different hardware.) When loading the page, Flashplayer plug-in is required, and then it crashes before the page has even finished to load. (I'm really sorry, but I don't know how to make the problem easier to reproduce.)
Unfortunately, Google Play Music (in case you don't know, Google's version of Spotify) requires login with Google account and either a paid subscription or at least valid credit card details. It worked fine with the previous Flashplayer 11.x series. With Fedora's customized build of Firefox the new Flashplayer 24.x runs fine in general (it's pretty hard to find sites still requiring Flash) but always crashes on Google Play Music ( ). The new Flashplayer 24.x runs fine with Mozilla's generic Linux 64-bit build of Firefox (downloaded from ). Adobe upgraded their official Flashplayer plug-in for Linux recently from 11.x series to brand-new 24.x series (now same version for all platforms).
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