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Any bug report will probably be marked status-declined. Beta and development releases of browsers are not supported.

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Now the pc is completely locked up with hdd led solid, blinking every other minute or so.

After clicking to keep running the script Firefox becomes unresponsive and suddenly it takes all ram and swap in my Linux mint system. However you not only unable to click on any of them or anything else on page. You can stop the script now, open the script i the debugger or let the script continue.' Then it gives the choices of continue, debug or stop.

Firefox is frozen and will not close but I want to un-install it. I have updated my Firefox (49.0b2) two days ago and ever since I keep getting Unresponsive script warning. Getting an unresponsive script warning after I selected some sites from history to be deleted (about 2000). It says Warning Unresponsive script 'A script on this page may be busy or it may have stopped responding.

Unresponsive Scripts and Browser not responding issues.

when I close the browers or try to close the browers, I get this message 'unresponsive script', the browers will not close and I am forced to close it, where I get a second message, 'plugin container for firefox has stopped working', how do I fix this?.

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There are exemptions of course, for instance if you run an extension that modifies the behavior on a particular site for instance. Why do I keep getting the 'unresponsive script' error I use Firefox. Generally speaking it is more likely that an extension is the cause if you encounter the error on several different websites while a warning on the same website points to a faulty JavaScript on that website instead. I have three options: 'Debug', 'Continue', and 'Stop Script'.

The last error message there should hint at the cause of the error. Users need to stop the script and access the Firefox Error Console using the shortcut Ctrl-Shift-J or with a click on Firefox > Web Developer > Error Console in the menu. It's actually pretty easy to discover the cause for the warning message. It could be caused by a Firefox add-on or by a website which uses faulty JavaScript code. There are two possible causes for the error. The strange thing was that the website seemed to have loaded completely and that the warning was displayed despite of this. The real problem is that I keep getting messages about scripts that are unresponsive and asking me to wait or stop the script. Why do I keep getting stop script messages If there are corrupted internet. Click the Stop Script button to stop the script from running. You have the choice of Stop Script or Continue buttons.

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A couple of weeks ago I started getting 'unresponsive script' errors. An unresponsive script warning is a browser message that appears when JavaScript code on a web page or add-on takes too long to run. That's a pretty vague warning and I was puzzled at first about the cause of it. It has added a space for an ad at the top of my email page which I don't think is the problem but it is new. Web Unresponsive script firefox portable. There are 3 buttons that say Stop script, Ignore error, and Debug script, along with an option that says Dont ask again. I get a pop-up window saying a script on this page is either busy or not responding.

I have been encountering a warning in Firefox lately which notified me the that a script on the current website was unresponsive asking me if I wanted to stop or continue. Infopackets Reader dbrumley writes: ' Dear Dennis, Ive had a problem lately with Firefox when visiting Amazons website.

Keep getting unresponsive script firefox