app crashes on macOS BigSur with 'Invalid parameter not satisfying: !isnan(newOrigin.y)'

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Created Dec ’20

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Ever since BigSur was released, our app starts seeing thousands of crashes for macOS 10.16.0 and 11.0.1

the crash is due to this exception:

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'Invalid parameter not satisfying: !isnan(newOrigin.y)'

and the exception backtrace looks like this:

Code Block CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 1029791libobjc.A.dylib    0x00007fff201c1000 + 78793
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 1197330
Foundation         -[NSAssertionHandler handleFailureInMethod:object:file:lineNumber:description:]
AppKit             -[NSView setFrameOrigin:]
AppKit             -[NSView setFrame:]
AppKit             -[_NSFullScreenDetachedToolbarMenuBarCompanionController updateContentViewForMenuBarReveal]
AppKit             -[_NSFullScreenDetachedToolbarMenuBarCompanionController setMenuBarReveal:]
AppKit             +[_NSFullScreenSpace initialize]
AppKit             +[NSCGSSpace addMenuBarRevealChangedNotificationHandler:]
Foundation         -[__NSObserver _doit:]
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 487388
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 1124507
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 1124367
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 293838
Foundation         -[NSNotificationCenter postNotificationName:object:userInfo:]
SkyLight           0x00007fff24b93000 + 2014909
SkyLight           0x00007fff24b93000 + 51236
SkyLight           0x00007fff24b93000 + 49848
SkyLight           0x00007fff24b93000 + 2786204
SkyLight           0x00007fff24b93000 + 2785987
libdispatch.dylib  _dispatch_call_block_and_release
libdispatch.dylib  _dispatch_client_callout
libdispatch.dylib  _dispatch_main_queue_callback_4CF
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 780640
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 526402
CoreFoundation     0x00007fff203a1000 + 521918
HIToolbox          RunCurrentEventLoopInMode
HIToolbox          ReceiveNextEventCommon
HIToolbox          _BlockUntilNextEventMatchingListInModeWithFilter
AppKit             _DPSNextEvent
AppKit             -[NSApplication(NSEvent) _nextEventMatchingEventMask:untilDate:inMode:dequeue:]
AppKit             -[NSApplication run]
AppKit             NSApplicationMain
MyApp              main AppDelegate.swift:11
libdyld.dylib      start

this crash stack is specific to macOS BigSur, it doesn't happen on any of the previous macOS versions (we support all the way back to High Sierra)

I'm trying to hunt this crash down but I'm unable to get any repro of this specific crash.

deducing from the stack trace it looks like AppKit is trying to turn my app's window into a full screen window but I could be wrong.

I was wondering if anyone else had seen similar crash like this?

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Answer 1

GKuser OP

Sep ’21

YES Does anyone at Apple know what's going on with this. It seems so many people are having this issue, and no solution to this problem. Please help!

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Answer 2

uson1x OP

Sep ’21

What helped to me is removing saved Safari windows state.

To remove it:

Open Terminal app
Copy&paste this

rm /Users/ivanparfenchuk/Library/Containers/com.apple.Safari/Data/Library/Saved\ Application\ State/com.apple.Safari.savedState/windows.plist

and hit Return.

This is on macOS Big Sur. If the file isn't there, try to search for windows.plist in other places

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Answer 3

Zero_Kool OP

Sep ’21

This resolved the issue for me. Suggest instead to use a more generic command that would apply to all users and does not contain the user in the path.

rm ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.Safari/Data/Library/Saved\ Application\ State/com.apple.Safari.savedState/windows.plist

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Answer 4

hdemuylder OP

Oct ’21

Hello ,

I tried ,with sudo, and the terminal said operation not permited :/

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Answer 5

SimonReichau OP

Oct ’21

Hi hdemuylder, you need to let terminal permit the operation: https://osxdaily.com/2018/10/09/fix-operation-not-permitted-terminal-error-macos/ Then it works

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