At 9:24 PM -0700 3/18/2010, JGetchel wrote:
On Mar 18, 1:09 pm, Dan <dantear...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Another indication: Enable world leak checking from Safari's Debug
menu. Then see if you get the leak dialog when you close the
windows...
This is something new to me -- Where is the Safari Debug menu.
Enable it with a tool such as OnyX. I'm not sure what the actual
defaults command line is to do it.
And looking at activity monitor on a 24" iMac (2009 vintage) with 4GB
of real RAM, I see a whopping 195GB!!!!! of VM with Safari 4.0.5 open
and running.
whoa. 195 GB! dats big! :)
Is that just Safari or are you reading the total size off the bottom
pane of Activity Monitor? If the latter, do you do a lot of graphics
or video editing work?
How long since you rebooted and/or relaunched Safari?
- Dan.
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