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I wonder if this (jQuery, not Twitter) is the cause of extreme memory usage in the latest stable Chrome. I get into work in the mornings and some tabs are using
by leppie 16y ago
I wonder if this (jQuery, not Twitter) is the cause of extreme memory usage in the latest stable Chrome. I get into work in the mornings and some tabs are using more than 500MB memory, other tabs are between 100MB and 200MB.
- jrockway 16y agoWhat does "using" mean? Virtual memory? Resident memory? Shared memory?
- leppie 16y ago'Private bytes' as reported by Process Explorer.
- jeresig 16y agoI'm not sure why you would think that? The issue described in this blog post is relating to the performance of a particular CSS selector that jQuery implements - not really anything having to do with memory usage (and the memory usage of jQuery certainly isn't anything significantly above-and-beyond what a normal web application would use).
- leppie 16y agoI was just wondering :) I am probably completely off target. Here is a screenie of what I get every morning. Chrome 9 now (same for 8). 1st col is pvt bytes, 2nd is working set: http://imageupload.org/?di=13129549812715 http://imageupload.org/?di=13129549812715 Edit: Interestingly after some usage, the memory gets freed, and it seems to return to normal again, ~50MB per tab. Edit 2: Now I seem to get some Flash not responding dialogs. Sorry, it seems more likely a Flash issue, although I dont even have any Flash open on any tab. Edit 3: Chrome stats: http://imageupload.org/?di=212954996318 http://imageupload.org/?di=212954996318. Seems there is a problem with GC being a 'tad' conservative.