I've found that running Seamonkey inside gdb slows Mozilla down enough to cause the problems to occur much more often.
E.g. invoke as "seamonkey -g" and then just "run". Gdb prints a message every time a thread starts or exits, and this appears to be enough overhead to trip things up.
I've found that running Seamonkey inside gdb slows Mozilla down enough to cause the problems to occur much more often.
E.g. invoke as "seamonkey -g" and then just "run". Gdb prints a message every time a thread starts or exits, and this appears to be enough overhead to trip things up.