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The preferences file is located in the default folder, which itself is within webcache2
The file is called “preferences” I deleted it, then I name a folder “preferences” and put the aforementioned folder in the place of the problematic file.
(…this latter part seems to have stopped, but it may or may not come back…)
Turns out that if you delete the preference file, then name a folder with the same name, and put it in the place of said file, that fixes the issue for some reason, at least that worked with me. (P.S the preference file is in webcache2.)
…And now I have to deal with this nonsense!!!!!
I have been having a problem where it flat out will NOT let me even log in
P.S the preference file was what was causing it. deleting it, and stuffing a folder named the same in it’s place fixed the problem.
Scratch that, the same issue it seems
Okay, i don’t think i am actually using a later version (only reason i concluded that was cause' the loading screen changed from the copper golem, to husks riding the zombie camels, I don’t recall/know what they are called,) But regardless, the issue is still there, and likely NEVER going to be fixed as mojang clearly can’t figure it out, despite people straight up telling them what the problem is.
UPDATE: I am now using a later version
UPDATE: Deleted and reinstalled, and it’s now not even letting me sign in!
Aren’t doubles supposed to be added to a list? (Nobody on the bug tracker staff seems interested in doing that.)
Seems Linux is having quite a bit of problems…
Also same problem, but for Linux instead.
….Ya know what? Never mind.
(What is on the .txt)
Created browser window for reuse: 0x6400004 [66177:66231:1214/095104.780162:ERROR:ffmpeg_common.cc(965)] Unsupported pixel format: -1 terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_function_call' what(): bad_function_call
To go into more detail, Step 1: locate the file named “preferences” which is located within default, which itself is within webcache2. Step 2, delete the preferences file. Step 3, name a folder “preferences” and place it where the aforementioned file once was.