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Originally Posted by KevinH
The only thing of interest in the backtrace is that both a mousepress event that will move the selected tab to the front, and at the exact same time a mousemove event happens on the same tab. This initiates a Tab drag and drop event and which is what causes the segfault deep inside Qt.
There really is not much to go on as to why this segfault occurs since it is deep inside Qt's code. Were you able to generate any other crash reports? If not, please try to intentionally cause a crash with by playing around with a copy of an epub until it crashs again and then save that crash report just to make sure the cause is simply not corrupted memory.
I never drag and drop tabs in the Tab bar, so I will give that try to see if I can recreate what you are seeing.
KevinH
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Actually, now that you mention it, that's a thing that's been happening as well; when I click on a tab, sometimes it'll rearrange the order of the tabs as if I was drag'n'dropping. I just figured the drag'n'drop selector was over-sensitive, but if that's an actual bug...
Anyway, I'll try to deliberately generate a crash in the same way. And yes, I usually do have the Find & Replace dialog open as well, sorry I forgot to include it.