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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
by IshKebab 24d 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 24d agoSeems 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 24d agoWhen 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, ...)