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I don't see how the deepest knowledge of Microsoft Windows would help them fight website memory usage issues. Those things are entirely unrelated. However the
by guard-of-terra 16y ago
I don't see how the deepest knowledge of Microsoft Windows would help them fight website memory usage issues. Those things are entirely unrelated.
However the reported bug is non-trivial, therefore it would be very strange if it would manifest itself identically on different non-related browsers. They might all leak, but I doubt they all leak 1M for 22kb file.
- brudgers 16y ago>"non-related browsers" Chrome and Safari both use webkit. Of course that doesn't explain Firefox.
- guard-of-terra 16y agoAnd Opera (which is a "modern browser" too)
- mortehu 16y ago1 MB works out at 32 bits per pixel for a 512x512 image. The JPEG is probably not rasterized until it's viewed, which would explain why only an amount corresponding to the compressed image is leaked when the tab is hidden.