I must say I haven’t seen it jump like it was since I wrote. I am
suspecting there was some message in my inbox with a lot of “active”
HTML elements? Possible? But wouldn’t that hold true for while
they’re in Deleted Messages, too? I just “know” it happened while
I had a certain message from BestBuy in my Inbox.
So it goes. Otherwise I’m finding that MailMate usually is using equal
or less total RAM than Mail.app when I’m looking at it plus its
related Mail Networking and Mail Web Content.
Thanks for checking.
Tim
On 24 Jul 2017, at 11:05, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 22 Jul 2017, at 1:02, Tim Lance wrote:
I am still testing MailMate and so far have but one thing bothering
me. At least once a day I see in ActivityMonitor huge jumps in all
columns for memory use - like by a factor of 3 or 4. For example, for
the Memory column instead of the usual 200-300 MB I’ll see anything
from 600-800 to well over 1 GB, in that column alone. It never goes
back down, even after purging. After a MailMate restart things are
back to normal.
Anyone else? I’ve never seen another client do such.
I've got a similar (and unfortunately quite old) report from a user
and in that case I'm convinced there is some kind of leak, but it has
proven difficult to track down what happens. This user has a very
small email archive of just a few thousand emails. I'll note your
email address and contact you if I have a fix for this issue.
But note that MailMate is memory hungry and if you have a large
message store then it uses a lot of memory. It'll increase sharply
until you have received and sent a few emails and then it should
stabilize.
--
Benny
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