Furthermore it doesn't matter if I enable or disable Hardware Acceleration. Oh and I can't report any Errors because Firefox Error-Report fails with an error message, right after FF has crashed. It must be some kind of about:config setting I don't know. I have no clue what's causing this problem. BUT when I use an empty newly created profile, the problem is gone, youtube videos start playing. But this time, just visiting is enough to crash the browser in contrary to just crashing when actually start playing a video. So I conclude it is not a matter of installed extensions. Furthermore I deactivated ALL extensions: The problem still exists. UPDATE: In a second turn I updated to Firefox 43 again, this time 64-bit version. Somehow these settings caused FF to crash in Firefox 43 To enable Media Source Extensions (MSE) in firefox for youtube video playback a while ago. A temporary solution was to change some media.gmp* flags. In 2014 there was a CVE issue with the Cisco h264 plugin in firefox. I did a manual reset of all these flags and it solved the problem.īackground: How comes these flags were changed? 2 Reasons: The reasons were user-defined flags in about:config under media.gmp.
Now everytime I play an embedded video, FF crashes.
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