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error reporting in the 'Developers Toolbar' (shift + F2) is logging every event as an error

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mdenhartog
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All events (image load, click, etc) gets reported as an error in my Developers Toolbar (shift + F2). Tried multiple websites, multiple tabs, reboot and even a different computer. Anyone know how to fix this?

All events (image load, click, etc) gets reported as an error in my Developers Toolbar (shift + F2). Tried multiple websites, multiple tabs, reboot and even a different computer. Anyone know how to fix this?
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user1929
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Take a look at the answer here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1186459#answer-1031718 .

mdenhartog
mdenhartog Umnikazi wombuzo
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Thanks for your reply! Disabling the 'multi process support' doesn't sound like an ideal solution for a bug in a out-of-the-box plugin.

I also agree with the feedback of the owner of the question in the link you suggested;

"However, I certainly would prefer Firefox to be as fast and secure as it can be. Disabling multi-process support doesn't sound ideal, though it does stop the error count from going haywire.

Also, I do use the console in the developer toolbox. But I like how the toolbar alerts me to errors even if the console is not open. That way, I don't have to browse with the console always open."

Would be awesome if Mozilla could fix the problem in an upcoming release :)

user1929
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Yeah, I would agree. If you go the Bugzilla page, you can vote for the bug, but based on the comments there I doubt this is going to be fixed anytime soon.