(In reply to n...@parkwaycc.co.uk from comment #10)
> Comment on attachment 755964
> updated for comments
>
> >+ mLastModified: null,
> Not sure how this change relates.
it needs to be cached in case of a cancel, it would break new refreshes if set
prior to full completion.
>
> >- win.updateStatusItem("statusText", message, aErrorCode);
> >+ let code = feed.url.startsWith("http") ? aErrorCode : null;
> >+ win.updateStatusItem("statusText", message, code);
> Not sure how this change relates.
>
the validation link makes no sense unless http, so hide it otherwise.
> >- onunload="return FeedSubscriptions.onUnload();"
> >+ onclose="return FeedSubscriptions.onClose();"
> Not sure how this change relates.
comment 3.
>
> >+ HIGH_COUNT_LIMIT_SUBSCRIBE: 200,
> >+ HIGH_COUNT_LIMIT_UPDATE: 1000,
> >+ CANCEL_REQUESTED: false,
> What happens when there are too many items? (By comparison, for newsgroups,
> you can choose to either download the latest N (ignoring the rest) or the
> next N, although I don't know whether the RSS code would be able to let you
> do this. Also, N is pref-controlled, although we can leave that to a
> separate bug.)
> Also, wouldn't it be more likely for there to be many items when you first
> subscribe? (I know a feed that only used to update every few days or so but
> the RSS feed contained the entire archive should you so want it.)
>
the server based newsgroup model doesn't work for feeds. imo 2 prefs
are very not worth it. in all cases, the user decides, and this is to
really prevent surprises.
> >+ confirmHighItemCount: function(aFeed, aCount) {
> Where does this actually get called?
bad patch before..
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Title:
Thunderbird RSS should have a per feed limit per download
Status in Mozilla Thunderbird Mail and News:
Confirmed
Status in “thunderbird” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
Steps to reproduce:
Open Thunderbird 2.0.0.9 in the last version of Ubuntu 8.04 (wrote at
february 11, 2007).
Thunderbird starts some task that uses 10% of CPU (centrino duo
1,8GHz) and a very high amount of physical memory.
In two minutes, 217 MB. In one hour, 400+ MB.
I currently have 3 e-mail accounts and 5 RSS subscriptions.
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