I'm developing for WebXR and Hand Tracking of Oculus Browser. Oculus Browser and device firmware are up to date.
Usually, when a javascript exception occurs, some message is put to the web console, and the page is halted.
But most of the time, browser itself doesn't crash.
Recently, I'm having a random crash of Oculus Browser, it occurs when switching from controller to hand tracking. This symptom started to occur after October 28th Oculus Browser (don't remember the date exactly) And the symptom has become more prominent since latest update around this month, 6th.
I did the remote debugging of my web page to see if any javascript exception occurred, but there was nothing. Since the browser crashed, the debugging session simply stopped (without any message)
So I wonder (before elaborating the method to reproduce this crash in length), is there any aspect that Oculus company can help me with this?
Or do you think this is just an error on my web page?
I'd like to emphasize that I never saw the browser crash while developing the WebGL programs even it was a error in my program. Usually the page execution just stops and log the exceptions.
And the crash is random, it just runs okay most of the time. (there's a way to increase the chance of happening)
