On Windows 10, losing the mouse cursor when I get a Firefox error page of any kind
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(Core :: DOM: UI Events & Focus Handling, defect, P3)
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(Reporter: jeff, Unassigned)
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User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/71.0.3578.98 Safari/537.36
Steps to reproduce:
On Windows 10, updated version of Firefox as of 2/4/2019
I get a page not found, or any other error page, and the windows cursor becomes blank and missing. I'm using a windows cursor that has mouse trails, and it has some transparent alpha pixels.
Actual results:
the windows pointer becomes blank and missing. I'm using a windows cursor that has mouse trails, and it has some transparent alpha pixels.
Expected results:
The cursor should not have changed.
I suspect that there was a call to change the cursor to a wait cursor, and then it failed.
If I sign out and sign back in, the cursor reappears.
The cursor doesn't change when I mouse over the browser.
On Comment 1, when you mention sign out and sign back in, do you mean with the Windows 10 OS or with some website/Firefox account?
Moving from Untriaged to Core: Event Handling component. Please correct if this is not the case.
Hello,
I was logging out of Windows 10 and logging back in to get the cursor back.
I was able to get past the issue with a reboot.
After rebooting, I couldn't reproduce the problem.
It would seem to me that it's likely that there was a resource leak somewhere in the system, and maybe I was bumping up against the resource limit in Windows. That would explain the loss of the mouse cursor. I also had Chrome open, and the system uptime was over 20 days. I was using a proxy in Firefox. I also had recently opened a very large 100 MB web page.
You would have to get the system into a low-resource condition to reproduce. It would probably make sense to leave this ticket open for a while, in case I run into it again.
The version was v65.
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