Do you see any crash report ids in about:crashes
?
no, it's the first and I don't have any reports :(
I think that the problem was solved by setting the original value to gfx.webrender.software - false and I have not had a shutdown after these 2 days
I would suggest you take a look into the event logs. Maybe there is something that will indicate the reason for the crash.
I have checked and nothing the only error is the same one that has been presenting since version 113 with the default browser agent, I am really starting to hate firefox I mean bugifox always breaks something with each update while edge, opera, vivaldi etc have improved a lot I think I'll stop using firefox after 11 years
well, you can do what you want, but if you are interested in further analysing the issue, i'd suggest you take a look at about:crashes
and see if you can find anything there. if you post your findings, i am sure people here will be happy to try and help you out. If you decide against further investigations then i still wish you the best of luck in finding a solution you'll be content with.
As I said, it was the first time so I didn't generate the report, previously, it happened on my other PC but I don't have those reports and now there is nothing
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