I have the same issue as Tony on mobile – tested on Chrome (Android), version 96.0.4664.92: Chrome crashes (“Aw snap”) on attempting to export multiple (2) tiddlers using a filter from Advanced Search.
Tiddloid Lite version 1.2.1 works fine, but I think it’s based on Chromium (i.e. non-Google), so the way things work could be slightly different to Google’s “fork” of Chromium (i.e. Chrome).
For all intents and purposes, Google also “owns”, builds, develops and maintains Chromium as well. So if the changes they made are actually in the Chromium base, those changes will eventually catch up with all the Chromium based projects.
In this case, Tiddloid is months older, and so wouldn’t be experiencing anything yet. Usually you only need to update an Android app if you have new features or to accommodate changes in new Android versions.
I hope this is not true, but I want to foreshadow there may be more problems with Chrome and/or TiddlyWiki 5.2.1 on windows. I have a Windows 11 machine and getting the aforementioned problems, but also unsolicited blue screen of death reboots ONLY so far while using tiddlywiki in Chrome, but not with FireFox.
I will continue to analyse the combinations, try it on Chrome canary etc… and provide feedback here until I have something worthy of a GitHub submission. Please see if you can reproduce these.
I will say, that while my use of Tiddlywiki has been limited since I upgraded, I have seen none of the issues spoken of. I am using Windows 11 and the latest build of Chrome version 96.
Thanks for your suggestion, i will in the fullness of time, after your comment i thought it worth trying however searching for window BSODS I found a reference to intel and found a firmware update. My use of tw5.2.1 coinsides with my move to a new pc an 11th gen i7 NUC. There is also a suggestion of a problem with win 11 and some recent vidio issues, so i will look at chromes use of hardware acceleration.
I am reassured no one else is reporting the same issues as per @HistoryBuff.
i’d rather be a victum than find a systematic problem that makes others also victims.
Thanks for the help. I will report back if tiddlywiki or the Timimi saver is further implicated.
I can confirm that my BSODs are fixed and appear unrelated to TiddlyWiki
However in Chrome I can cause a tiddlywiki to fail in Chrome simply by trying to export a tiddler to JSON. In many of my wikis, but not all, I get the Aw snap.
Error code: RESULT_CODE_KILLED_BAD_MESSAGE
I am going through these wikis to see if there is a common denominator and I have not found it.
Have you tried the same TW’s without your AV running, or on another machine with no AV? Since you say it happens with empty files, possibly you could share the file?
