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My tool is used by 1 million people a day https://www.photopea.com https://www.photopea.com This is the reason I never made a mobile version and all mobile use

My tool is used by 1 million people a day https://www.photopea.com https://www.photopea.com This is the reason I never made a mobile version and all mobile users use it in a browser. The biggest problem (bug) with this approach is that iOS limits the RAM usage to 2 GB per website. I have to tell many of my users to ditch their $1000 iPads and get a used $150 Macbook for better experience. I think Apple does it on purpose https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816

focusedone 18d ago
If you are the photopea developer, you are a true hero. Thank you for your work!
- IvanK_net 18d ago
  Thank you! :)
egeozcan 18d ago
I created a much more basic version of photopea (https://egeozcan.github.io/ketchup/ https://egeozcan.github.io/ketchup/) because I didn't even know it existed. This is very cool and fast!
- IvanK_net 18d ago
  Nice! :)
  - egeozcan 17d ago
    It's nothing more than a "hello world" project in comparison to what you shipped. Photopea is crazy good! Anyway, thanks!
IshKebab 18d ago
In fairness is that really a bug? All apps are deliberately limited to a couple of GB on Android (depending on how much total RAM you have). It would be pretty annoying if a random website can just DoS your phone by using all your RAM.
- daveoc64 18d ago
  Seems like the solution to the DoS concern is to just limit the site to whatever amount of RAM is currently available on the device - that's what every other browser/OS combination other than iOS seems to do without issue.
- IvanK_net 17d ago
  When I run my website in Chrome on Android (with 8 GB of RAM), my website can get 6.5 GB of RAM. When I run my website in any browser on iOS (iPad with 16 GB of RAM), my website can get 1.88 GB of RAM. This much RAM might be needed only for a few seconds (computing a visual effect). A user is "focused" at just one app at a time. If a user uses my tool for hours, I think it makes sense to give them all the resources (CPU, GPU, RAM, ...)
oblio 18d ago
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816#c19 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816#c19 > This issue is considered resolved. Per the above discussion, there are multiple restrictions at multiple levels that affect different scenarios, so it is not surprising that you are still seeing similar issues. > Please file a new bug with your use case. Providing a deeper explanation for the need than a synthetic test case would help us prioritize it higher. This is just shameful. 2 and a half years later, just resolving it like it's been 2 days.
mattz56 17d ago
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focusedone 18d ago

If you are the photopea developer, you are a true hero. Thank you for your work!

IvanK_net 18d ago
Thank you! :)

egeozcan 18d ago

I created a much more basic version of photopea (https://egeozcan.github.io/ketchup/ https://egeozcan.github.io/ketchup/) because I didn't even know it existed. This is very cool and fast!

IvanK_net 18d ago
Nice! :)
- egeozcan 17d ago
  It's nothing more than a "hello world" project in comparison to what you shipped. Photopea is crazy good! Anyway, thanks!

IshKebab 18d ago

In fairness is that really a bug? All apps are deliberately limited to a couple of GB on Android (depending on how much total RAM you have). It would be pretty annoying if a random website can just DoS your phone by using all your RAM.

daveoc64 18d ago
Seems like the solution to the DoS concern is to just limit the site to whatever amount of RAM is currently available on the device - that's what every other browser/OS combination other than iOS seems to do without issue.
IvanK_net 17d ago
When I run my website in Chrome on Android (with 8 GB of RAM), my website can get 6.5 GB of RAM. When I run my website in any browser on iOS (iPad with 16 GB of RAM), my website can get 1.88 GB of RAM. This much RAM might be needed only for a few seconds (computing a visual effect). A user is "focused" at just one app at a time. If a user uses my tool for hours, I think it makes sense to give them all the resources (CPU, GPU, RAM, ...)

oblio 18d ago

https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816#c19 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=268816#c19 > This issue is considered resolved. Per the above discussion, there are multiple restrictions at multiple levels that affect different scenarios, so it is not surprising that you are still seeing similar issues. > Please file a new bug with your use case. Providing a deeper explanation for the need than a synthetic test case would help us prioritize it higher. This is just shameful. 2 and a half years later, just resolving it like it's been 2 days.

mattz56 17d ago

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