Think I know why #Qutebrowser on my #OpenBSD desktop keeps crashing. There has appeared a python3.13.core file which is also how I get qutebrowser working again by killing all python3.13 processes along with the qtwebenging ones.

OK #FreeBSD folk why does #Qutebrowser have to be removed ??? I need it ! Just tried to do an update on FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p2

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Well, my Firefox on #archlinux has decided that a lot of certificates can't be validated any more so I fell back to using #qutebrowser until I find time to debug what's happening. A quick search didn't pop up other people with the same issue, so I suspect it's a me problem. :(

Strange! I have exactly the sane configs on both #OpenBSD and #FreeBSD #Qutebrowser yet FreeBSD displays the pages differently to OpenBSD. The zeros on webpages on OpenBSD have no internal marks yet FreeBSD zeros have a dot inside them. Fonts are different between the two. Also on FreeBSD I have to run qutebrowser with the nogpu option so it'll run under #Wayland. I never noticed differences like this before on 14.3 but on 15.0 I'm not quite sure what's different yet ?

So I have #FreeBSD 15.0 running on my #ThinkPad again and running #MangoWC but for some reason #Qutebrowser fails to run unless I have the following in my .kshrc

export QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS="--disable-gpu"
But I have noticed that the old config which previously ran on 14.3 now doesn't load my GoMono fonts using exactly the same config. Those fonts are working in foot so I know they are installed. Strange ???

I see a similar bug report here too.

https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=287599