(In reply to Julian Descottes [:jdescottes] from comment #2) > Thanks! I reproduce the issue. > > You can also simply add a `debugger` statement in the event listener to simplify the STRs. > Here's a crash report for those STRs: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/64769dcf-ed20-4ffa-a17f-c14f50230823' > > The crash signature is mozilla::CycleCollectedJSContext::SavedMicroTaskQueue::~SavedMicroTaskQueue Hi Julien, This STR is windows specific right? I seem to repro slightly differently for Mac. Adding my steps for Mac with a webpage to repro #### STR for Mac 1. Go to https://debugger-crash-before-print.glitch.me/ 2. Open debugger 3. Press Command + P to trigger print (debugger should pause on line 2) 4. Refresh the webpage 5. Tab Crashes (BUG)
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(In reply to Julian Descottes [:jdescottes] from comment #2) > Thanks! I reproduce the issue. > > You can also simply add a `debugger` statement in the event listener to simplify the STRs. > Here's a crash report for those STRs: https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/64769dcf-ed20-4ffa-a17f-c14f50230823' > > The crash signature is mozilla::CycleCollectedJSContext::SavedMicroTaskQueue::~SavedMicroTaskQueue Hi Julien, This STR is windows specific right? I seem to repro slightly differently for Mac. Adding my steps for Mac with a webpage to repro #### STR for Mac 1. Go to https://debugger-crash-before-print.glitch.me/ 2. Open debugger 3. Press Command + P to trigger print for the page (This should cause the debugger to pause on line 2) 4. Refresh the webpage 5. Tab Crashes (BUG)