> The google toolbar, it is a huge memory leaker. After a couple
> hours of
> browsing firefox will be using 300mb for just one page and be
> uselessly
> slow.
Ah, thanks for the hint. Disabled now.
I hate to say this, but I've moved to just using FF for debugging our app
and for using IE for n
Nope, firebug isnt great for mem usage, but the ...oh i said firefox
toolbar... waha
The google toolbar, it is a huge memory leaker. After a couple hours of
browsing firefox will be using 300mb for just one page and be uselessly
slow.
Hugh Gibson wrote:
>
>> If you have the firefox toolbar, ge
> If you have the firefox toolbar, get rid of it. It has huge memory
> leaks and
> causes the slow down over time. I had that problem myself.
Do you mean Firebug toolbar?
It uses up lots of memory because it doesn't ever forget about AJAX
requests. Useful if that's what you want to do.
Hugh
If you have the firefox toolbar, get rid of it. It has huge memory leaks and
causes the slow down over time. I had that problem myself.
Hugh Gibson wrote:
>
>> When testing with source in Firefox the load times are painfully
>> slow even
>> loading from a file:// location because its doing 30
> When testing with source in Firefox the load times are painfully
> slow even
> loading from a file:// location because its doing 300+ requests.
> (On my pc >
> 30 seconds.) Where as loading from the single compiled build is a
> matter of
> a couple seconds.
I have observed that FF slows down
vbaspcppguy wrote:
> When testing with source in Firefox the load times are painfully slow even
> loading from a file:// location because its doing 300+ requests. (On my pc >
> 30 seconds.) Where as loading from the single compiled build is a matter of
> a couple seconds.
>
> I was wondering if th
I went strait for the SDK, didn't realize there would be difference :/
Thanks much for the quick reply.
Leander Hanwald wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> did you tried to use the precompiled qooxdoo package from the homepage
> (quickstart was, the name, I think :) ).
> This should do what you want.
>
> Dow
Hi,
did you tried to use the precompiled qooxdoo package from the homepage
(quickstart was, the name, I think :) ).
This should do what you want.
Download it and inlcude the js file of qooxdoo in your source html file.
Greetings,
Leander
vbaspcppguy schrieb:
> When testing with source in Fire
When testing with source in Firefox the load times are painfully slow even
loading from a file:// location because its doing 300+ requests. (On my pc >
30 seconds.) Where as loading from the single compiled build is a matter of
a couple seconds.
I was wondering if theres a way to create a ...ehm.
