Huh, curiously; I'm on Arch Linux, crash happens in Google Chrome (147.0.7727.101) for me too, but not in Firefox (149.0.2) nor even in Chromium (147.0.7727.101).
replyI find it fun we're all reading a story how Vercel likely is compromised somehow, and managed to reproduce a crash on their webpage, so now we all give it a try. Surely could never backfire :)
Works in Safari too. Sounds like a Google Chrome thing.
replyFollowing since I just reproduced the crash on my own system (Chrome on Ubuntu)
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replySadly I coudn't make Chrome crash here. Would be fun.
replyChrome Version 147.0.7727.101 (Official Build) (64-bit). Windows 11 Pro.
Video: https://imgur.com/a/pq6P4si
I use uBlock Origin Lite. Maybe it blocks some crash causing script? edit: still no crash when I disabled UBO.
Reminds me of circa 2021 Chromium bug where opening the dropdown menu on GitHub would crash the entire system on Linux. At some point, it got fixed.
replySame with Chrome on Windows 11. I opened the vercel home page using the url once after which it stopped crashing when clicking on the logo.
replyI'm running 147.0.7727.57 and this doesn't happen. Macbook Air M5. VERY interesting.
replyMBP - M4 Max - Chrome 146.0.7680.178.
replyNo crash.
Now I don't want to click that "Finish update" button.
if it does so happen that the crash originates from a browser exploit, you should expect to be more at risk due to the absence of a crash on an older version, not less
replySame hard crash on Chrome Windows 11
replyDo you have a chrome://crashes/ entry ?
replyit did add an entry - windows 11, chrome
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