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To test the Crash Reporter UI and other crash-related behavior, you can make use of install the [http://people.mozilla.com/~tmielczarek/crashme/ Crash Me addon] (sources are on [http://code.google.com/p/crashme/ Google Code].) This extension is already Metro Firefox ready, so you just need to follow similar steps as for the DOM Inspector to enable it.
* Install the Crash Me addon (if you do not have it already) on your desktop firefox
* Copy the While in Metro mode, go to about:config and make sure both 'crashme@tedapp.mielczarekcrashreporter.orgprompted' folder under your Firefox profileand 's extension directory over to your MetroFirefox profile extensions directoryapp. (Example: C:\Users\Brian\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\MetroFirefox\Profiles\amrcb8egcrashreporter.default\extensions)autosubmit' preferences are set to false* - OR - you can just download and unzip Make sure to set the 'extensions.xpi file into a crashme@teddefaultProviders.mielczarekenabled' preference, as mentioned here: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org folder in your profile extensions directory* To allow discovery and install of add-ons, set extensions/show_bug.autoDisableScopes to 15, either via your local metro.js or in about:config cgi?id=946296 bug 946296]* If you are using a local build, you may need to edit Open the metroapp.ini (generated from the metroapp.ini.in template) to ensure "Settings" charm and choose the Crash Reporter Enabled=1 flag is set. To use, you'll find a new "Crash Now!" entry in the Settings charm. Tap /click it to crash* Restart Metro. You should see the crash dialog as shown here: [https://bug903426.bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=8343538 screenshot]
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