Orphan DOM Issues overloading Firefox and system's RAM Memory
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Orphan DOM Issues overloading Firefox and system's RAM Memory
Hello dear all,
As I watched from all updates of F/M and Mozilla Firefox, firefox leaking DOM nodes causing mozilla overloads system RAM memory because there are a lot of orphan DOM nodes (nodes that are not in the document). I have contacted to bugzilla about this issue and they informed to report it here. Can you fix please this issue of the orphan DOM nodes?
As I watched from all updates of F/M and Mozilla Firefox, firefox leaking DOM nodes causing mozilla overloads system RAM memory because there are a lot of orphan DOM nodes (nodes that are not in the document). I have contacted to bugzilla about this issue and they informed to report it here. Can you fix please this issue of the orphan DOM nodes?
Re: Orphan DOM Issues overloading Firefox and system's RAM Memory
I really do not understand what exactly happening.
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Re: Orphan DOM Issues overloading Firefox and system's RAM Memory
Hello @SLGray,
It is a malfunctions on our platform (on codes html/js) which is affecting firefox and makes mozilla leaking computer RAM memory. Here is an example firefox loading i.e one of our forums and loading the html and & javascript codes. One of our javascripts seeking on HTML page an HTML tag like td in an element. This HTML tag for a reason is missing but the javascript is still seeking this tag continuesly and it is unable to stop due js can't find it. All of this non-stop circle is repeating again and again and fullfilling RAM's stack/heap and minute by minute this circle getting more RAM i.e the first 30 minutes it uses 200MB of RAM, on the second 30 minutes (1 hour) it uses 400MB etc. This malfunction called memory leaking or memory draining and it a very usual bug in programmers world. The solution can be find via debugging tools like "inspect element" or "firebug" addon mozilla's debugger or with another web debugging tool.
It is a malfunctions on our platform (on codes html/js) which is affecting firefox and makes mozilla leaking computer RAM memory. Here is an example firefox loading i.e one of our forums and loading the html and & javascript codes. One of our javascripts seeking on HTML page an HTML tag like td in an element. This HTML tag for a reason is missing but the javascript is still seeking this tag continuesly and it is unable to stop due js can't find it. All of this non-stop circle is repeating again and again and fullfilling RAM's stack/heap and minute by minute this circle getting more RAM i.e the first 30 minutes it uses 200MB of RAM, on the second 30 minutes (1 hour) it uses 400MB etc. This malfunction called memory leaking or memory draining and it a very usual bug in programmers world. The solution can be find via debugging tools like "inspect element" or "firebug" addon mozilla's debugger or with another web debugging tool.
Re: Orphan DOM Issues overloading Firefox and system's RAM Memory
It sounds like an issue with JavaScripts? If it is then it is up to the members to make sure that their JavaScripts are correct.
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