Hello to everyone.
I am experiencing this problem for the last 9 months. I have a MacBook Pro Late2011 and since Lion 10.7.1(if i recall correct) i am experiencing this crazy bug. Right click or cmd+click and BOOM. Safari crashes without any report and it even fails to restore my late opened pages. Of course it does not happen every time you do open something in new tab but it is more than enough to face this 2-5 times per day.
I am currently to 10.8.2 and still facing this ANNOYING BUG that can even happen 3 times in a row. It does not have to do with Safari extensions as long as i dont have any installed and i never did. I spoke with apple support 2 times about this issue and they told me that they have no clue about user reporting the same problem.
All i can find in the OS regarding this "crash" is the following. Received an invalid message from the web process with message ID 323002f.
I am not an old Mac user and i dont know every bit of the MAC OS, but this problem with Safari is whistling from miles that there is a bad implementation behind it and should be fixed YESTERDAY...!!!
P.S I just sent a feedback report(bug report) explaining them about this bug. I believe if they receive more of them they will start acting on it.
You can use this http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html or this http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html to write to them about the issue we face.
Best Regards
I am experiencing this problem for the last 9 months. I have a MacBook Pro Late2011 and since Lion 10.7.1(if i recall correct) i am experiencing this crazy bug. Right click or cmd+click and BOOM. Safari crashes without any report and it even fails to restore my late opened pages. Of course it does not happen every time you do open something in new tab but it is more than enough to face this 2-5 times per day.
I am currently to 10.8.2 and still facing this ANNOYING BUG that can even happen 3 times in a row. It does not have to do with Safari extensions as long as i dont have any installed and i never did. I spoke with apple support 2 times about this issue and they told me that they have no clue about user reporting the same problem.
All i can find in the OS regarding this "crash" is the following. Received an invalid message from the web process with message ID 323002f.
I am not an old Mac user and i dont know every bit of the MAC OS, but this problem with Safari is whistling from miles that there is a bad implementation behind it and should be fixed YESTERDAY...!!!
P.S I just sent a feedback report(bug report) explaining them about this bug. I believe if they receive more of them they will start acting on it.
You can use this http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html or this http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html to write to them about the issue we face.
Best Regards