Bugzilla

Steps to reproduce:

Requires a Windows 11 22H2 machine (i.e. an up-to-date Windows 11 machine). To check:
- Open `C:\Windows\System32\` directory.
- Right click on `msctf.dll`, click `Properties`, click `Details`.
- `File version` should show `10.22.22621.XXXX` (for example: `10.22.22621.2361`).

Requires ZoneAlarm with the Anti-Keylogger feature, [here](https://www.zonealarm.com/learning-center/web-privacy-and-security) is how to activate it:
- Click in the WEB & PRIVACY panel of the ZoneAlarm software client.
- Move the Anti-Keylogger slider to ON position.
- Click OK.
- Restart your web browser.

Reproducing the issue:
- Start Firefox.
- Click on the awesome bar and type a few words of text.

What happens:
- The browser crashes.

Expected behavior:
- The words that were typed appear and Firefox can be used normally.

Note: If different words appear than the ones that were typed, we do not have the expected behavior, even if we don't crash. Please report.

Steps to reproduce:

Requires a Windows 11 22H2 machine (i.e. an up-to-date Windows 11 machine). To check:
- Open `C:\Windows\System32\` directory.
- Right click on `msctf.dll`, click `Properties`, click `Details`.
- `File version` should show `10.0.22621.XXXX` (for example: `10.0.22621.2361`).

Requires ZoneAlarm with the Anti-Keylogger feature, [here](https://www.zonealarm.com/learning-center/web-privacy-and-security) is how to activate it:
- Click in the WEB & PRIVACY panel of the ZoneAlarm software client.
- Move the Anti-Keylogger slider to ON position.
- Click OK.
- Restart your web browser.

Reproducing the issue:
- Start Firefox.
- Click on the awesome bar and type a few words of text.

What happens:
- The browser crashes.

Expected behavior:
- The words that were typed appear and Firefox can be used normally.

Note: If different words appear than the ones that were typed, we do not have the expected behavior, even if we don't crash. Please report.