Alex McKechnie

If I use a jweb object to open a local file source containing p5.js the page loads and behaves well (unless it's too big and complicated in which case it doesn't load at all), but when I quit the patcher Max crashes. However, if I access the local files but point the jweb object at an external live page (e.g. Google.com) before I quit, it then doesn't crash.

Does this happen with all local JS files or is it just P5.js or am I missing a trick somewhere?

If I use a jweb object to open a local file source containing p5.js the page loads and behaves well (unless it's too big and complicated in which case it doesn't load at all), but when I quit the patcher Max crashes. However, if I access the local files but point the jweb object at an external live page (e.g. Google.com) before I quit, it then doesn't crash. 

If I use a jweb object to open a local file source containing p5.js the page loads and behaves well (unless it's too big and complicated in 

jweb-crash-on-exit-with-local-files

Are you loading your local file as a file path (e.g. //user/documents/max/index.html)? Have you tried serving it with http-server from your command line and pointing jweb to point at that?

jweb crash on exit with local files