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Won't run on FreeBSD 14

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  • ตอบกลับล่าสุดโดย TyDraniu

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I run FreeBSD 14 with Hyprland. Firefox always ran great up to version 123. Now anyway you run it it just hangs you can ctrl c to escape. I went back to 122 and it started right up. But now that pkg install has upgraded to 123 same thing just hangs. It compiles with no problems I changed config tried all setting but same thing. Please can someone figure this out. I have every browser ever made on freebsd but I love Firefox and I'm going crazy without it. I thought by running it from a terminal it might show a error but it just hangs and no messages with ctrl c. Any information you might need just ask me. Also when ran from terminal and htop shoes 1 core almost to 100%

I run FreeBSD 14 with Hyprland. Firefox always ran great up to version 123. Now anyway you run it it just hangs you can ctrl c to escape. I went back to 122 and it started right up. But now that pkg install has upgraded to 123 same thing just hangs. It compiles with no problems I changed config tried all setting but same thing. Please can someone figure this out. I have every browser ever made on freebsd but I love Firefox and I'm going crazy without it. I thought by running it from a terminal it might show a error but it just hangs and no messages with ctrl c. Any information you might need just ask me. Also when ran from terminal and htop shoes 1 core almost to 100%

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I guess the best option is to file a bug on https://bugzilla.mozilla.org.

If you can, try to run mozregression to narrow the problem.