I'm curious what actually uses up all the memory that gets consumed in a web browser these days. It's very interesting to me. I worked on UI compositors in my

I'm curious what actually uses up all the memory that gets consumed in a web browser these days. It's very interesting to me. I worked on UI compositors in my early twenties or so and they can consume large amounts of RAM generally because backing layers aren't typically compressed. Though I think most people associate web bloat with JavaScript, I would assume these two comprise a majority of consumption, maybe with JavaScript being a distant second place, though I'm not confident about that.