Crash with MacOS Safari v15.0 #129
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EDIT. Oct 11 2021 Original reply |
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Hi, yes it's the latest version of Safari on MacOS 10.15 and 11.6. It was working fine on previous versions and still works fine when I use Chrome. This is happening on 2 different Macs. Obviously worth waiting on more reports in case it's just an issue on my end. My current Safari version is, Version 15.0 (16612.1.29.41.4, 16612). |
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This is going to be tricky to find since I don't have a Mac.
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@Kragrathea |
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I can confirm this as well. Two Octoprint instances, both crash consistently on the new Safari 15.0 |
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EDIT: Some users having issues with Safari 15 have fixed them by Reinstalling Safari: Also, searching online I found lots of, probably worthless, advice about clearing caches and cookies. I don't think this is really the problem but could someone please try this and see if it makes any difference? https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8316218 Beyond that it seems there may be larger issues with Safari 15, some people claim banking sites now show the same error. We may have to wait for a Apple patch Safari again. :-( |
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I just tested in in Safari with cleared cache/cookies and it consistently crashes the tab and reloads on both instances. Sorry :-/ FWIW, it works in Chrome Version 94.0.4606.61 (Official Build) (x86_64) and Firefox 92.0.1 (64-bit). Let me know if I can help in any other way. |
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I have the same problem since I updated to Safari 15. |
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FYI, I filed an official Safari bug report with the WebKit crash log. Let's hope for the best... |
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Does the log give any hints as to what the problem is? |
Which log do you want? |
Sorry, not at home atm, can tell you more tomorrow. |
Don't know, if you understand, what is happening here, but FWIW, here the WebKit crash log |
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@pandel That does help a little. It is apparently crashing when it inits WebGL. Looking online it seems other WebGL apps are also having issues. There is one thing you can try. Someone with a different app has fixed the crash by changing some Safari settings. In "Settings -> Safari -> Advanced -> Experimental Features" -- there should be a bunch of "GPU Process" Experimental WebKit Features. Try turning off (or on) "Canvas Rendering" and/or "GPU Process: WebGL" |
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@Kragrathea BTW, Safari 15 has no experimental option "Canvas Rendering" ;-) |
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Nice! I will make a note in the Readme to enable "GPU Process: WebGL" and restart Safari. The other option should have been "GPU Process: Canvas Rendering". But it doesn't matter now. |
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@Kragrathea Ah, I see! This other option was already enabled, btw. |
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Works fine - many thanks for the solution. |
I had Canvas Rendering on already and it was crashing. That being said, I can confirm turning on GPU Process: WebGL fixes the issue and it now works for me as well :) Thank you!! |
FYI, my video stream in Octoprint stops when I turn on the WebGL. Only turning it off and refreshing the tab brings it back. I've tested it 3 times and it's a consistent issue. So one has to choose the plugin or video stream with this fix. |
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Crashes and restarts OctoPrint when opening PrettyGCode while using latest version of Safari (v15.0) on MacOS 10.15 and 11.6.
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