Browsing urbandictionary.com with JavaScript enabled results in a segmentation fault
TheQuinbox opened this issue · comments
Edbrowse version: 3.8.5
Steps to reproduce:
- Enable javaScript.
b http://urbandictionary.com/- Attempt to navigate around. I typed 1, then enter go go down a few lines. After trying to pass the home link, I get a segfault.
This wouldn't be a huge deal, if not for the fact that Edbrowse is unable to search on Urban Dictionary without javaScript enabled. To test this:
- Disable JavaScript.
b http://urbandictionary.com//<Searchi=testi*ft
As you can see from the page title, the search is never performed.
Well for me, using the latest (git pull), I haven't been able to
reproduce the seg fault but I'm still playing around.
It does work fine without js though.
The top line looks like
{Random definitions}<>
I set i=yellow
then down two lines is <Search> and i* gives me the meaning of yellow.
Karl Dahlke
Oh, you're right. No idea why it didn't work without JavaScript before.
Am still able to reproduce the segfault, though.
< $ edbrowse
> edbrowse ready
< js
> javascript enabled
< b http://urbandictionary.com
> 118839
> 6363
< 1
> Frame {adreporter}
<enter
<enter
>{Random definitions}<>
< enter
> Segmentation fault
Am still able to reproduce the segfault, though.
Pull, and try again.
Karl Dahlke
All seems fixed, thanks!