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And then we have people complain that their "un-used" tabs are taking up too much memory, so browser makers cut down on the level of state stored in the tab and
by mnarayan01 13y ago
And then we have people complain that their "un-used" tabs are taking up too much memory, so browser makers cut down on the level of state stored in the tab and that brings us to the current point.
- DennisP 13y agoSo store the state on disk if the user hasn't been to the page for a while. When I've I last visited a tab three days ago I don't mind a little disk delay when I get back to it, in exchange for not having disk churn everywhere when I'm trying to get work done.