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Subject: Epiphany bug
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Well, actually I've got this bug since upgrading to 2.12.2, I was hoping
that it would go away sooner or later:

Whenever I start epiphany, there's about a 70:30 chance that epiphany
just hangs when opening any website. After killing epiphany, the problem
will occur again - but usually not if you select to restore the windows
at the crash dialog.

Once epiphany is working, the problem won't show again.

Firefox and Mozilla work just fine - and disabling any epiphany
extensions doesn't prevent the bug from happening.

I'm using FreeBSD Stable 6.0, amd64.

Has anyone else encountered this bug?

Regards,
Mark
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