safari 6.0 crash when right clicking a link and choosing open in new tab

Same thing here. Safari unexpectedly quits (no crash report generated) and in the system logs I always see the entry #date #time Safari[####]: Received an invalid message from the web process with message ID 323002f shortly before Safari simply disappears.

Installed extensions:

1password 3.9.8

Evernote Web Clipper 5.7

Pocket 1.1.2

(I did use ClickToFlash but uninstalled it a while back.)

Installed plugins:

Adobe Flash 11.4.402.265 (latest version)

It would be really interesting to see exactly which plugins everyone are using when they have these issues.

same problem here. it's occasional, but annoying enough to make me raise it up.

Macbook Pro8,1

OS X 10.8.2

Safari 6.0.1

Installed Extensions:

ClickTo Flash

Installed Plugins:

Flip4Mac

Java

Quicktime

Sharepoint

Shockwave Flash

Webkit

Same issue here, too. 2011 MacBook Air running Safari 6.0.1 on ML and a 2008 Mac Pro running Lion also running 6.0.1. Safari quits when right-clicking and selecting open page in new tab. When I re-launch the app, all prior tabs open despite having the prefs set not to. When quitting and re-opening normally, everything behaves normally.

The error is present even when disabling extensions.

The workaround I use for this, until it is fixed is to use command click a link rather than right click to open a new tab.

Really? Which versions of the OS and of Safari? I'm using Lion and Mountain Lion and Safari 6.0.1 on a Mac Pro and Macbook Air, respectively. The problem occurs on the both machines.

Safari crashed on me twice today on the MBA using CMD-click to open a link in a new tab, so it sounds like your workaround either works only with your specific setup, or you just haven't hit the random-link lottery yet.

I'm running 10.8.2 on a new MBA and Safari Version 6.0.1 (8536.26.14).

Same here.

A mesma coisa aqui.

I`m from Brazil.

Yep same issue here. 2008 MacBook Pro. Never used to be an issue though. Can confirm that I can cmd click to open a link in a new tab without issue. That same link will crash safari if I try the right click open route. Annoying to say the least. Posting to apple feedback.

Update: Since I am working on a freshly installed and updated version of mountain lion I didnt think to go and check safari extensions as I havent installed anything, only to find an extension called searchme. Seems this may have come with the last update (have yet to confirm this) however once I unistalled the extension my right-click open in tab now works again!

Hope this helps someone else. Let us know if it does.

Same here. Mostly happens after system restart or complete Safari reset.

– iMac Mid-2011 & MacMini Mid-2011

– OS X 10.8.2

– Safari 6.0.2

– 1Password

– ClickToFlash

– AdBlock

– Evernote

– SafariKeywordSearch

Same here with the 323002f reference in Console. Can be annoying as it sometimes happes in the middle of researching for information when I have alot of tabs open and I have to go back to square one. Happening about 1-2 times a week, so enough for me to be seriously considering using Chrome. Very dissappointing Apple!!!

Please add me to the list of crashers. Same 323003f ID. Ugh!

Same problem.

02/12/12 13:50:26,038 Safari[144]: Received an invalid message from the web process with message ID 323002f

There is no crash report in the User Diagnostic Reports.

Same problem. For a while now, and it's starting to get really annoying.

MacBook Pro

13-inch, Late 2011

2,4 GHz Intel Core i5

4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB

Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5 (11G63)

Safari 6.0.2 (7536.26.17)

Plugins installed:

DivX Plus Web Player HTML5

AdBlock 2.5.49

Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on 0.9.2 Beta

Facebook Disconnect 1.2.0

Ghostery 1.4.1

Furthermore, I know I also have the following installed, among other stuff, but these might be relevant:

Flash

Java

Silverlight

Me too. Please add me to the list of crashers.

I also encounterd the same issue and have researched on other forums.

People say that try to check disk permission or disable Java on the browser.

Don't know if these solutions work or not.