Seems like the resolution for this is to either backport the GTK fix to 2.18.x or bring the base package up to 2.19 series. Doesn't look like a Chromium bug imo, if we're passed a bad xid to our own window then something lower-level has stuffed up.
Seems like the resolution for this is to either backport the GTK fix to 2.18.x or bring the base package up to 2.19 series. Doesn't look like a Chromium bug imo, if we're passed a bad xid to our own window then something lower-level has stuffed up.