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Downloaded and installed latest copy of Trusteer Rapport (3.5.1404.94) from IBM (in case I wasn't using the latest version) which started Firefox which subsequently crashed. So, yes, I have the latest version and it is crashing Firefox!

Same problem on another PC. Uninstalled Trusteer Rapport and everything settled down. Not a problem with NoScript.

Looking at the recent crash reports, one common element in all bar one crashing thread is rookscom.dll which it appears is part of Rapport. Have uninstalled that, re-enabled a collection of extensions and opened a slew of web pages. Everything currently looks stable. Will leave Firefox running overn...

The Troubleshooting Information page currently lists NoScript as:

NoScript 2.6.9.22 false {73a6fe31-595d-460b-a920-fcc0f8843232}

With all extensions disabled, Firefox appears to be stable.

Most crashes have occurred before I attempt to access any URL.

Firefox seems stable in safe mode.

Where will I find the xpi? I can't find an obvious NoScript xpi in %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles

Firefox still crashes. Will disable all addons again and see whether it is just an issue with Firefox.

Firefox keeps crashing before I can enable any other addons. Will uninstall Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit, reboot and see how things go.

mbae.dll is part of the Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit installation. Currently have version 1.06.1.1019 installed. Have stopped protection. Will enable Firefox addons and see how they perform.

Firefox has stopped working. Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: firefox.exe Application Version: 38.0.0.5606 Application Timestamp: 554cfff6 Fault Module Name: mbae.dll Fault Module Version: 1.6.1.1019 Fault Module Timestamp: 55241910 Exception Code: c0000005 Exception...

Looks like it might be a problem with Firefox 38.0 after all. Tried to access a web site and Firefox reported plugin container had stopped. Disabled all addons and Firefox still crashed!

My Windows Firefox has just been updated to 38.0 and, on starting, it crashed. I disabled all addons then added them back one at at time, shutting down then starting Firefox between each. The first enabled addon was NoScript, then HTTPS-Everywhere then Privacy Badger. With those three, Firefox crash...