I was in the midst of adding RiscOS to the Wikipedia article about 
system clocks.  (Which began because I wanted to know what the "epoch" 
(which apparently is the jargon term for the clock's notional zero) is 
for various operating systems.)
In the article's History section I added "[[BBC Micro]]" to the 
existing examples of 8-bit computers, which were all American.  The 
square brackets in the Wiki source language indicate a link to another 
Wikipedia article.  So I displayed my edited page and then 
Adjust-clicked my new cross-reference to check it in a new Netsurf 
window.  It was correct, so I didn't wait for the page to finish 
downloading and simply closed the window.
Netsurf crashed.  Log is here:
www.abbeypress.net/TEMP/NScrash-wikipediaedit.zip  164K
Also notice that upon relaunching Netsurf intending to go back to that 
Wikipedia page, it unfortunately does not appear in the Netsurf 
history list under "today", so I will have to repeat my search.
Using #2124 on Iyonix 5.18.
(I'm posting this here because the Netsurf bug-reporting system says 
it is down at the moment.)
-- 
Jim Nagel                               www.archivemag.co.uk
|| See you at the show?  www.riscoslondonshow.co.uk   Oct 25
 
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