Comment 86 for bug 968308

(In reply to Francesco D\'Amore from comment #82)
> Do I install each files in order to apply the patch?

You need to at least install (i.e. upgrade) all the ones you have currently installed otherwise you will most likely have broken dependencies. All the packages included in the tar are built from the same webkit source tree so they all have the same Ubuntu version. If an update comes from Ubuntu they will all get replaced. You can install/upgrade only the ones you have currently installed but I think it's easier to just install all of them:

sudo dpkg -i *.deb

If you want to revert to the original packages from Ubuntu servers, you can specify /saucy when re-installing the packages with apt-get, for example:

sudo apt-get install gir1.2-javascriptcoregtk-*/saucy gir1.2-webkit-*/saucy libjavascriptcoregtk-*/saucy libwebkit-dev/saucy libwebkitgtk*/saucy

For 13.04 it would be /raring.

Let me know if you see an improvement. On our end, we tested the fix on 5 different PCs and VMs using the test plug-in I attached and it seemed to resolved the issue. Keep in mind that there are other possible crashes so check your crash log.