Jason Weill
Jason Weill
I see the "shut down JupyterLab" message in Notebook 7.0.6. 
Does this problem persist after you clear your browser's cache and local storage? It's possible that something is being cached as an application manifest for `localhost:8888` and `8889` from a...
@angelfish0808 Any update on this issue after you clear your browser's cache and local storage? Thanks!
Closing in favor of #580.
I tried opening the notebook in JupyterLab Desktop (3.6.1-1) and did not see the crash mentioned. Might be specific to Notebook 6, not Lab.
Do you see any errors in the terminal where you run Jupyter Notebook at the time of your crash? If so, can you include these in this issue?
@miloaissatu Any update regarding @RRosio 's question last week?
@jph00 Thank you for opening this issue! I may open additional issues to separate this one issue into multiple, easily distributed and independently deployable, issues. I built and installed Notebook...
@jph00 I appreciate your help in identifying these! I'm going to close this issue in favor of the new spin-off issues. Please feel free to open more issues as you...
OK, reopened this issue; sorry about the confusion. Regarding Jupyter taking over CTRL+F/CMD+F: with the new virtual rendering option (currently opt-in), it is possible that your browser's built-in search functionality...