Hi, I don't really know if this is a jQuery issue or a Firefox issue... I have an internal status page that polls a monitoring system every few seconds to fetch a JSON[0] document with details of current network status. I use that to populate a <ul>, having first call .empty() on it.
Overnight, my FF process has grown to 1.5GB! Is there something I need to do or avoid doing to stop this? The page is reloaded (using meta refresh) every 5 minutes, so whatever it is survives across page reloads. Can anyone recommend any article or guidance to avoid this type of problem? Googling seems to only turn up things for browser end-users. Thanks in advance, Howie [0] actually, not quite, thanks to the clunky scripting language in the monitoring system, so I tweak it afterwards.
