Ubuntu freezes after firefox loads applet
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: firefox-2
I am using this version of firefox on Gutsy:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1.12) Gecko/20080207 Ubuntu/7.10 (gutsy) Firefox/2.0.0.12
Sun JAva 6 Web start is installed and up-to-date
Most applets work fine, but when I open some sites,
( like this one: http://
the applet seems to start working, but then freezes. The mouse pointer moves, but clicking does not work.
No keyboard commands work. I have to press the power button to log out, and the system workes fine after log in.
I tested this on several users (on one computer) with the same result. I have a dual boot machine and the problem did not arise in Vista.
What I would have liked to happen is that ubuntu gave me a possibility to interrupt the :wild: applet,
and/or a clue for how to solve the problem,
and/or to see a message that I have to install a new Java version, etc etc.
I hope this bug report will help to make Ubuntu even better!
greetings, Mark
(I have another display related issue, that I filed under Open Question #28066 https:/
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This is more likely a Java issue than firefox issue. What java plugin are you using with firefox?
The site you reported to have issues with works without problems with firefox3 and sun-java6-plugin.