xubuntu + firefox(Javascript) + scim-anthy = crashfest

[jungle barricade cobra]

Sometimes, when using firefox under XFCE and the Japanese IME (scim-anthy), firefox crashes. Firefox won't start up anymore(crash immediately) until scim-anthy is disabled once(using the regular ctrl-space method). After a successful session has been restarted scim-anthy can be used again.
This bug is somehow Javascript-related(usually happens when submitting a form) and happens frequently. I also use the sometimes buggy swfplayer Flash plugin, but it seems unrelated. Plain firefox besides that.

[jungle barricade cobra (koumoujin)]

By the way, it is swfdec-plugin. I got the names mixed. However, I tried disabling it and the bug is still there. It must be firefox, javascript, anthy and or X server related.

[jungle barricade cobra (koumoujin)]

xxx@xxx:~$ firefox
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2) [*enable scim-anthy, type in Japanese text and press send button*]
Segmentation fault
xxx@xxx:~$ firefox [* scim-anty is still enabled *]
Segmentation fault
xxx@xxx:~$ firefox [* disable scim-anthy *]
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)
** Message: GetValue variable 1 (1)
** Message: GetValue variable 2 (2)

[Charlie Kravetz (cjkgeek)]

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[Charlie Kravetz (cjkgeek)]

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