Pots Hi, I have this problem on eurosport.fr. When I want to see a video firefox crash and the problem seems come from the clearkey plugin. How can I fix this please ? Thanks
sangheeta Clearkey is obsolète and not maintened anymore. You should use chromium based web browsers. It's a DRM plugin.
Pots sangheeta There is not this problem on LinuxMint, I don't know why there is this problem on solus ?
MetaNorm sangheeta To use Chromium based browsers is a very questionable and polarising, subjective statement, which I don't think is correct, but almost fatal.
trinajstica I’ve submitted a bug report about it. Firefox – Clearkey DRM plugin crashes during video playback
Pots trinajstica Hi, The subject is closed. I don't know how bug reports work. The problem is fix ? Still not working for me. Thanks
mikilinux same problem with Tidal. but it works anyway.. Yes it's a firefox only issue (not for the flatpak version)
sangheeta MetaNorm that's not the point, it was to say that the problem with FF and clearkey doesn't occur with chromium & co. I myself have this problem with FF (my main browser) on a french site and I use brave or chrome to solve it.
trinajstica On Solus, Firefox is installed in /usr/lib64/firefox. If you copy the libfreeblpriv3.so file (from the original tar.xz archive) into that directory, the DRM plugin will stop crashing. It appears this file is missing from the Solus archive.
Staudey trinajstica If you copy the libfreeblpriv3.so file (from the original tar.xz archive) into that directory, the DRM plugin will stop crashing. It appears this file is missing from the Solus archive. Seems like that file is part of the libnss, which the firefox package depends on, so something is going wrong somewhere.
sangheeta WOW , that's the solution. Which means the Solus team should keep this file in FF. Yes, please. In any case, bravo and big thanks @trinajstica
Staudey sangheeta Which means the Solus team should keep this file in FF I don't think anyone purposefully removed it ^^
Staudey Staudey Interesting. Simply copying the lib from the libnss directory to the firefox directory also fixes the issue. So I guess the issue is proper linking or something?
