SunOS krynn 5.8 Generic_108529-01 i86pc i386 i86pc Mozilla built today from cvs tip. Core available (i guess): -rw------- 1 timeless other 3237697 Aug 22 20:36 core.jsopcode.gz Steps to reproduce: build intel solaris mozilla bash-2.03$ PATH=$PATH:. bash-2.03$ run-mozilla.sh mozilla-bin Create a bookmark "This is a very lengthy thing that i'm making to test something." [it appears as the last item in the bookmarks menu] Bookmarks>Manage Bookmarks [optional] Expand Personal Toolbar Drag the bookmark to become the last child of personal toolbar.

WEBSHELL+ = 5 ID: Parent ID: NC:BookmarksRootBAD TOP LEVEL bookmarks window got a drag ID: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42491 Parent ID: NC:BookmarksRoot Type: 'http://home.netscape.com/NC-rdf#Bookmark'genData is http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42491 NC:BookmarksRoot len is 66 ->>>>>>>>>>>>>> Write Clipboard to memory ->>>>>>>>>>>>>> Write Clipboard to memory TOP LEVEL bookmarks window got a dragOnToplevelDragDrop Assertion failure: atom, at jsopcode.c:1707 Abort - core dumped

nav triage team: nsbeta3+ if this bug is what we think it is. To make it clear, we are updating the summary. Old summary is "TOP LEVEL bookmarks window got a dragOnToplevelDragDrop; Assertion failure: atom, at jsopcode.c:1707; Abort - core dumped"

PDT downgrading to P5 unless this can be reproduced on Mac, Windows or Linux x86

nav triage team: 3- since can't reproduce

bookmark crash in both bookmark manager and sidebar reported in bug 55646

Reassigning 79 Bookmarks bugs to Ben. I was told this was going to be done shortly about two months ago, but it clearly hasn't been. I think that's long enough for all these bugs to remain assigned to nobody. Feel free to filter all this spam into the trashcan by looking for this string in the message body: ducksgoquack

Netscape Nav Triage Team: marking invalid as can't reproduce

should be wfm.

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