Just an FYI, this can be worked around by disabling the media router extension.
1) Start chromium on the command line with: chromium-browser --disable-extensions
2) Navigate to chrome://flags
3) Search for "media router" and set it to "Disabled"
I have tested 59.0.3071.109-0ubuntu0.16.04.1289 on two systems, but only one seems to exhibit the crash.
1) Intel i7-4770, Ubuntu 14.04.5 fully up-to-date, wired network: Does NOT exhibit the crash.
2) Intel Celeron N2840, Ubuntu 16.04.2 fully up-to-date, wireless network: DOES exhibit the crash. Resolved with the above workaround.
Just an FYI, this can be worked around by disabling the media router extension.
1) Start chromium on the command line with: chromium-browser --disable- extensions
2) Navigate to chrome://flags
3) Search for "media router" and set it to "Disabled"
I have tested 59.0.3071. 109-0ubuntu0. 16.04.1289 on two systems, but only one seems to exhibit the crash.
1) Intel i7-4770, Ubuntu 14.04.5 fully up-to-date, wired network: Does NOT exhibit the crash.
2) Intel Celeron N2840, Ubuntu 16.04.2 fully up-to-date, wireless network: DOES exhibit the crash. Resolved with the above workaround.
System #2 will even exhibit the crash while running with --temp-profile. I think it is related to wireless network scan updates and probably caused by a function parameter order-of-execution assumption that relies on side-effects (SEI CERT EXP50-CPP) as described in https:/ /bugs.chromium. org/p/chromium/ issues/ detail? id=409318. More details and a patch I don't seem to be able to download ATM at https:/ /bugs.chromium. org/p/chromium/ issues/ detail? id=572539.