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Update: I’ve now made a plugin to do these things for people who don’t know the ins-and-outs of what needs to be done to manually manipulate properties/values on a node. https://perchance.org/list-management-plugin
If you spot anything I’ve missed or messed up I’d be happy to fix it so it’s a more “complete” or “correct” implementation. @[email protected]
Oh wow–no idea why that would ever happen. A web page can’t directly make that happen, and browsers are built to not just “disappear” or crash from something a web page does. So it must be a crazy perfect storm kind of situation.
Does it say anything about a crash, offer to report the crash, something like that? Does it offer to restore the pages you had open, next time you open the browser? Does it close all tabs and windows of that browser or just the one with perchance in it?
Is it a specific generator page that does this or just when using anything on perchance?
To be clear, I’m fairly certain I cannot do anything to help or fix any of this, nor anyone else apart from whoever made the browser. But still… if there’s anything that you can be helped with on this, those questions are how it would start.