Firefox 7.0.1 crashes over Remote Desktop Connection

Firefox has been crashing very often over a Remote Desktop Connection in Windows 7 (Client: Windows XP, Host: Windows 7). The problem used to occur infrequently before, but has worsened since the last few updates.

I do not have a crash ID because Firefox just freezes (hourglass on the window) and then I have to kill the process from Task Manager in Windows 7. No message, no IDs, just freezes. Then Firefox starts with the "Oops this is embarrassing" message, asking which tabs to restore. This happens randomly when accessing sites like Facebook and YouTube and playing videos.
Can I check the log to see if there is a crash ID?

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