(In reply to Bianca Hidecuti, Desktop Test Engineering [:bhidecuti] from comment #21) > Additionally, we noticed that sometimes the “Block this model” option appears in about:third-party only after refreshing the page. @Greg, is this expected? Yes, this is expected. At the same time that the option appears, you should see a button to the far right containing a downarrow that looks like a v. You can use that button to get more info about a specific DLL entry. Here you could use this to confirm what processes the faulty DLLs are loaded into. The patch is working if there should is no "Tab" processes with status "Loaded" in for these two DLLs, even after you load some web pages in some tabs.
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(In reply to Bianca Hidecuti, Desktop Test Engineering [:bhidecuti] from comment #21) > Additionally, we noticed that sometimes the “Block this model” option appears in about:third-party only after refreshing the page. @Greg, is this expected? Yes, this is expected. At the same time that the option appears, you should see a button to the far right containing a downarrow that looks like a v. You can use that button to get more info about a specific DLL entry. Here you could use this to confirm what processes the faulty DLLs are loaded into. The patch is working if there is no "Tab" processes with status "Loaded" in for these two DLLs, even after you load some web pages in some tabs.
(In reply to Bianca Hidecuti, Desktop Test Engineering [:bhidecuti] from comment #21) > Additionally, we noticed that sometimes the “Block this model” option appears in about:third-party only after refreshing the page. @Greg, is this expected? Yes, this is expected. At the same time that the option appears, you should see a button to the far right containing a downarrow that looks like a v. You can use that button to get more info about a specific DLL entry. Here you could use this to confirm what processes the faulty DLLs are loaded into. The patch is working if there is no "Tab" processes with status "Loaded" for these two DLLs, even after you load some web pages in some tabs.
(In reply to Bianca Hidecuti, Desktop Test Engineering [:bhidecuti] from comment #21) > Additionally, we noticed that sometimes the “Block this model” option appears in about:third-party only after refreshing the page. @Greg, is this expected? Yes, this is expected. At the same time that the option appears, you should see a button to the far right containing a downarrow that looks like a v. You can use that button to get more info about a specific DLL entry. Here you could use this to confirm what processes the faulty DLLs are loaded into. The patch is working if there is no "Tab" process listed with status "Loaded" for these two DLLs, even after you load some web pages in some tabs.