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Firefox crashes on OS X Yosemite

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Firefox crashes when I load any page. This started happening when I migrated to a new Mac running OS X Yosemite. However, it does not happen on another Mac running Yosemite.

I've updated to 33.0.3. It happens in Safe Mode. I've reset Firefox and even deleted my profile and started fresh. I've removed questionable plugins and fonts. No change. It even crashes when trying to process a crash report.

Most recent crash reports: Report ID Date Submitted 127BF03E-8400-45C6-A6DC-2F5D10D1B6ED 11/9/14 10:46 PM bp-95667715-ca6b-4895-93df-4f5822141110 11/9/14 10:45 PM 73360585-8F70-46D7-98FB-D6DF02EF5683 11/9/14 10:45 PM

Firefox crashes when I load any page. This started happening when I migrated to a new Mac running OS X Yosemite. However, it does not happen on another Mac running Yosemite. I've updated to 33.0.3. It happens in Safe Mode. I've reset Firefox and even deleted my profile and started fresh. I've removed questionable plugins and fonts. No change. It even crashes when trying to process a crash report. Most recent crash reports: Report ID Date Submitted 127BF03E-8400-45C6-A6DC-2F5D10D1B6ED 11/9/14 10:46 PM bp-95667715-ca6b-4895-93df-4f5822141110 11/9/14 10:45 PM 73360585-8F70-46D7-98FB-D6DF02EF5683 11/9/14 10:45 PM

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And there it is. Now that I've posted I can see the crash log, which shows the dreaded fbplugin. I was looking in /Library/Internet Plug-Ins, not ~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins when I cleaned up.

Killed it with fire, now I'm back up and running.

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And there it is. Now that I've posted I can see the crash log, which shows the dreaded fbplugin. I was looking in /Library/Internet Plug-Ins, not ~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins when I cleaned up.

Killed it with fire, now I'm back up and running.