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Re: Mozilla Firefox (tested on 0.9.3) html-code crash.

Subject: Re: Mozilla Firefox (tested on 0.9.3) html-code crash.
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 10:46:23 +0200 (CEST)
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, ducch apple wrote:

Viewing a page with the content:

<HTML><INPUT^@AAAAAAAAAA>

Would cause Firefox to crash.

Indeed (note that ^@ stands for character 0x00). This happens to be a
carbon copy of one of the test cases I posted a while ago in the "Web
browsers - a mini farce" thread. This very problem is already fixed in
nightly builds of Mozilla for quite a while.

You probably should either attribute it properly, or refrain from
re-posting problems reported just days ago altogether...

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