REPRODUCIBILITY: 100%
OS VERSION: 4.5.0.19
HARDWARE: Xperia X f5121
UI LANGUAGE: Swedish
REGRESSION: Probably
DESCRIPTION:
When joining Jitsi Meet (at framatalk.org, teamjoin.de), the service does get to use the phone’s camera. However, the browser crashes as soon as video starts to flow both ways.
PRECONDITIONS:
Set up a video conference from desktop.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Join the conference using the SFOS built-in web browser
Browser briefly shows video (or placeholders) for both parties
Browser crashes, app cover looks dead
Tap app cover to restart browser
Repeat from 2) with same result
EXPECTED RESULT:
Conference to start with video from both parties.
ACTUAL RESULT:
Browser crashes
MODIFICATIONS:
OpenRepos, Chum
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Note that this is different from
as the browser does get access to the camera (same OS version, different device).
Jitsi Meet used to have problems with Firefox, more so with hardened Firefox. Some research is in order, esp. considering SFOS’ Firefox version is not the newest.
I remember ~a year ago I just used ungoogled chromium on my desktop (closest equivalent on SFOS/Android: Bromite) and the Jitsi-Meet Android app on my SFOS phone. The latter worked really well.
Ok, that’s a possible avenue of investigation, which also in developer land. However, a bad web page should not bring the browser to a crash, so there is something to be changed on the SFOS side as well
If i provoke a crash on YouTube, while running the browser from terminal, i get this:
postPendingRepliesAndDeferredMessages: mReplyID == null, from kWhatError:STOPPING following kWhatError:STOPPING
Redirecting call to abort() to mozalloc_abort
Segmentation fault
In my case, AngelFish doesn’t crash. It just ends at the page shown above and offer no way to allow camera use.
Regarding the stock browser, on my XA2 Single 4.5.0.19, the browser does not crash nor freeze.
I goes to the conference with disabled camera and has no reaction when I try to enable the camera by pressing the the strike-through camera button.