[Solved] KDE desktop crashed when i close the flash music player

My desktop is kde 4.7.3-1, and the kernel is linux-3.1.4-1.
Just as the Title, those days everytime when I close the flash music player"http://player.mbox.sogou.com/player" in firefox, my desktop crashed, and my desktop panel disapeared for a while. Several seconds later the desktop recovered. I have no idea what caused the problem. Does anyone have the same problem? Or who have idea what have to do with it?
Any idea is helpful! Thank you in advance!
Last edited by speeds (2011-12-10 12:52:53)

Just out of interest, why the old KDE?
You may get more info if you start firefox from the command line and reproduce the crash.

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