Description: I open LibreOffice Writer on macOS, resize the window because it is due to the Startcentre to small. Want to scroll down, LibrOffice hangs but scrolls down in the end, want to scroll up again, LibreOffice crashes. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open LibreOffice writer 2. Resize the window 3. Scroll down, scroll up Actual Results: LibreOffice crashes Expected Results: The document should scroll up and down. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: I could also reproduce this in Calc. It only happens after I resize the window. Keeping the window small helps to avoid the crash.
I have the same problem, in MacOS Mojave.
Any chance for a backtrace? (see https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/BugReport/Debug_Information#macOS:_How_to_get_debug_information)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 121778 ***
(In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #3) > > *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 121778 *** I don't know how this bug thread can be a duplicate. It's not the same version of LibreOffice. 6.1.4 and not 6.1.3. Furthermore, it's not the Vanilla version that comes with the Mac Store, but the one from the LibreOffice web site. I did not have any problem with the 6.1.3 version.
(In reply to Claude from comment #4) > (In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #3) > > > > *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 121778 *** > > I don't know how this bug thread can be a duplicate. It's not the same > version of LibreOffice. 6.1.4 and not 6.1.3. Furthermore, it's not the > Vanilla version that comes with the Mac Store, but the one from the > LibreOffice web site. > > I did not have any problem with the 6.1.3 version. Many problems in LibreOffice can be caused by corruption in the user profile. When noticing strange behavior in LibreOffice the first thing to do is to reset the user profile. To do so, follow these steps: LibreOffice 5.3 and newer start LibreOffice and select Help ▸ Restart in Safe Mode in the 'Enter Safe Mode' dialog select 'Restart' LibreOffice will restart and display the 'Safe Mode' dialog If your problem is that LibreOffice does not start at all, launch it from the command line with libreoffice --safe-mode or use the start menu entry "LibreOffice (Safe Mode)" on Windows select Continue in safe mode Test and see if the problem is gone. If the problem persists, you can exit the safe mode because the user profile was not the cause of the problem. If the problem is solved, something is wrong with your configuration. Start LibreOffice in safe mode again to see the safe mode dialog. You can now try to disable Hardware acceleration or to restore/reset your user profile. https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/UserProfile
I was able to reproduce the bug with LibreOffice 6.1.4 on a completely new user account on macOS 10.14.2. Launched LibreOffice, chose the Writer, resized the window and LibreOffice crashes while I tried to scroll the empty document. It wasn't an issue with LibreOffice 6.1.3 Wanted to add the macOS crash log but I couldn't do that. If you need it I would like to submit it in a different way.
Created attachment 147724 [details] macOS crash log from a fresh user account
(In reply to Claude from comment #4) This *is* the duplicate, and Alex was completely correct. Compare stack traces from comment 7 and from bug 121778 comment 20. Deep system calls recursion that leads to freezes/stack overflow/crash is likely compiler-dependent, and it's likely that Vanilla and TDF builds used different XCode at different times, thus the version mismatch. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 121778 ***
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