This article is about Firefox closing itself unexpectedly. If Firefox remains open but becomes unresponsive, see Firefox hangs.

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• Find your crash signature
• Other crash articles for specific symptoms:
• If none of the above applies to you
• Not using the latest version of Firefox
• Problematic or out of date extensions or themes
• Problematic or out of date plugins
• Malware: viruses or spyware
• Getting help with your crash

Find your crash signature

After a crash, the technical details of the crash are recorded and can be sent to Mozilla for processing. Processed reports are given a crash signature which is often indicative of what caused the crash.

1. In the Firefox Location bar, go to about:crashes. A page listing crash reports that you've submitted will appear. If you cannot start Firefox, see Finding your crash signature when Firefox cannot start?.
2. Click on the latest crash under Report ID.
   
   
   
3. You will be taken to a page on crash-stats.mozilla.com, saying that "Your report is being processed". When it is finished processing your report, the crash signature will appear under the ID. (e.g. nsCrasher::Crash())
   
   
   

There are knowledge base article for more common crash signatures:

• GoogleDesktopMozilla.dll@0x5512, GoogleDesktopMozilla.dll@0x5500, GoogleDesktopMozilla.dll@0x56bc or GoogleDesktopNetwork3.dll@0x3dfb see Firefox crashes due to old Google Desktop versions
• nsTextFrame::ClearTextRun() see Firefox crashes when viewing page source
• @ @0x8fe053f6 see Firefox crashes when you open it

Other crash articles for specific symptoms:

If your crash signature isn't listed above or you're unable to get your crash signature, try one of the below articles for specific crash symptoms:

• If you are unable to load Firefox at all, please see Firefox crashes when you open it.
• If you get the crash window when trying to browse certain pages but Firefox can work fine on other pages, please see Firefox crashes when loading certain pages.
• If you get the crash window when trying to download files or certain file types (e.g. images), please see Firefox crashes when trying to download a file.
• If you get the crash window only when trying to close Firefox and Firefox fails to shut down properly, please see Firefox crashes when you exit it.

If none of the above applies to you

The following causes of crashes apply to many crash situations:

Not using the latest version of Firefox

Firefox updates are regularly released and a number of the fixes are crash related. One of the first, and easiest, things to check is to make sure you're using the latest release. See Updating Firefox for details.

Problematic or out of date extensions or themes

Extensions and themes can often cause crashes and other errors. This is especially true if you recently installed or updated an extension. Follow the steps in the Troubleshooting extensions and themes article to determine whether an extension or theme is causing your problem. The support articles for various specific symptoms of Firefox crashes include lists of extensions that may cause certain crashes.

Problematic or out of date plugins

Plugins are programs that let Firefox display video and sound and do other things. If you find that certain, specific pages cause Firefox to crash every time you visit them, they may need a common plugin. Follow the steps at the Troubleshooting plugins article to determine whether a plugin is causing your problem.

Getting help with your crash

When you go to Kysy kysymys about your crash, it's important to provide your crash signature (see steps above) in the forum topic or live chat question. That way, our volunteers will be able to provide help that is specific to your circumstances and you can get help much faster.

Based on information from Firefox crashes (mozillaZine KB)