Minifying your code and removing unused code are good ways to reduce your
initial memory footprint, but they won't have any effect on memory leaks.
A memory leak is when the browser's memory use continues to increase, either
as as you interact with a page or when you reload the page or navigate to
Is it a leak or a pseudo-leak ?
leak -> page is being reloaded
pseudo-leak -> no reload
First you should know that firebug leaks a lot of memory, so you should
perform your memory test with firebug disabled, ideally with all ff plugins
disabled.
The first and easiest to spot source of pseudolea
try to use *.min *codes (minimized versions of .js), also may remove Jquery
UI sections from *JQuery.ui.min.js*.
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I am using about 25 jquery plugins along with 1.3.2 and jquery ui 1.7.
After using my app for a while firefox starts eating up memory and it
can get up to 500MB and more. What tips and tricks to you guys find
help eleminate memory leaks in your code?
Thanks,
James
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