01-29-2017, 02:47 PM
I have been unable to reproduce the file corruption anomaly you refer to on three different LL 3.2 machines running Firefox, so it is most certainly a praxis, software/malware, and/or locale/profile difference that has produced it for you. I am not meaning to be negative, but considering Google Chrome to be more secure based on a duplicated unknown js corruption in Firefox is somewhat like comparing apples to hand grenades. The file corruption may not show up in Chrome because the js scrap is actually being regularly used by Google Chrome, and therefore does not reduplicate. Also some av scanners can actually trigger script duplication through reboots, especially after incomplete software removal with script fragmentation. Using and then removing software from repos outside the LL packages that include js functions can cause js fragments. This is Ubuntu, sigh, and in truth only Deb stable can completely install and remove software entirely from its OS, and only when that praxis is to stay within the signed Deb stable repos. Also if the files have returned after deletion you have probably corrupted root, which will require removal from a root login, not sudo, because the script w permissions may be based on group permissions, i/e 0 not 27. Good luck.
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