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Note, don't actually try this as it will lock up Hyper and you'll have to force quit it.
by Touche 10y ago
Note, don't actually try this as it will lock up Hyper and you'll have to force quit it.
- acdx 10y agoThe benefits of your terminal emulator allocating a new DOM element in a web browser for every line of output. You can also watch Hyper's memory use climb up at a constant rate
- Touche 10y agoIt doesn't have to allocate a new DOM element for every line. It could recycle DOM elements as the terminal grows. This is a method that some JS libraries use, seems like Hyper probably doesn't.