Port some patches from upstream and fix some existing issues#1145
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1. Two patches were ported from upstream to fix some potential crashes, which mainly occurred on the Linux platform. 2. The issue of the browser failing to launch after enabling the remove-tabsearch-button has now been fixed. The problem was caused by missing some call sites that were not modified accordingly.
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Two patches were ported from upstream to fix some potential crashes, which mainly occurred on the Linux platform.
The issue of the browser failing to launch after enabling the remove-tabsearch-button has now been fixed. The problem was caused by missing some call sites that were not modified accordingly.
@Alex313031 PTAL