The call to getStackTrace() is in the context of an exception or error
condition. When error is a JavaScript native error, this message will be
sent, because the call is to e.getStackTrace() where e is the error, e in
this case will not have that method. I am using Firefox 14.0.3 myself and
see no error, so I do not think that is it.
I have looked all through the code, and I cannot find a place where
getStackTrace() is called without first testing to see that it exists.
The only thing I can suggest is to be sure to clear your cache and try
again.
Bob
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