Long strip when trying to open a chapter frequently freezes my browser. I first thought it was my browser that caused this but after switching browsers and changing settings a few times I realized this exclusively happens when I read in long strip format.
-
Maintenance will be performed on the forums for the next couple of days. Expect some downtime.
Long strip frequently freezes my browser
- Thread starter mmerijn
- Start date
- Joined
- Apr 26, 2018
- Messages
- 9
I am getting this as well. I opened Task Manager to find that one of my Firefox tabs was using over 4GB of RAM. So it seems that occasionally when you open a long strip chapter it will cause a memory leak (or similar). I've temporarily solved this by keeping task manager open to the side and watching for when this happens and killing the tab process before it freezes my computer. First time it happened I couldn't do anything and had to hard reset my laptop.
Seconding DeXenonBloom.
In my case though, it only seems to happen when I try to move to the next chapter - using either the chapter dropdown or little arrows next to the dropdown bricks it. Also, I remember there used to be a "button" to change chapters at the bottom of each long strip, and that seems to be gone now?
In my case though, it only seems to happen when I try to move to the next chapter - using either the chapter dropdown or little arrows next to the dropdown bricks it. Also, I remember there used to be a "button" to change chapters at the bottom of each long strip, and that seems to be gone now?
I got the same symptoms, did any of you check your RAM Usage ? Because since the change to the layout of the Chapters, or rather the displaying of them, after a few Chapters the RAM Usage spikes at 4-6 GB at least. Also another thing is that sometimes they just don't load the following pages... hope the team can manage to correct it in a few days or a week :=) but as a leecher i'm just as glad if it is done any time of your convenience.
cheers
EDIT: Dunno if any mod or person with sufficient administrative rights will read this, but here we go.
If it helps any it just happened again as i was reading Seirei Gensouki (https://mangadex.org/manga/21827/seirei-gensouki). Went from Chapter 7 to 8 and went from 700MB to 5621,5MB rather quickly, also it doesn't help any if you just close the tab. I don't have the necessary knowledge to further specify the issue, still hope it helps even if it's just a little
.
My setup is as follow: Firefox Quantum Vers. 61.0.2 (64-Bit) - If any information for plugins is needed i can add them.
Settings for the READER:
Only things configured are "Hide Header" and Preloading 15 images/pages instead of the default of 3.
cheers
EDIT: Dunno if any mod or person with sufficient administrative rights will read this, but here we go.
If it helps any it just happened again as i was reading Seirei Gensouki (https://mangadex.org/manga/21827/seirei-gensouki). Went from Chapter 7 to 8 and went from 700MB to 5621,5MB rather quickly, also it doesn't help any if you just close the tab. I don't have the necessary knowledge to further specify the issue, still hope it helps even if it's just a little
.My setup is as follow: Firefox Quantum Vers. 61.0.2 (64-Bit) - If any information for plugins is needed i can add them.
Settings for the READER:
Only things configured are "Hide Header" and Preloading 15 images/pages instead of the default of 3.
- Joined
- Aug 18, 2018
- Messages
- 3,190
And same here. I also noticed, as tatatarus,, that my browser ate up all off my computers memory. Looks just like a memory leak. I also noticed, that it seemingly happened after I read a few chapters.
Your new viewer engine is heavily based on Java Script. Could it be, that the script loads images, but doesn't dereference not needed instances, holding onto those pictures, so the garbage collector won't remove them and they just stay in memory? Maybe the autoload method, that loads images at the bottom of a page, keeps loading images.
Your new viewer engine is heavily based on Java Script. Could it be, that the script loads images, but doesn't dereference not needed instances, holding onto those pictures, so the garbage collector won't remove them and they just stay in memory? Maybe the autoload method, that loads images at the bottom of a page, keeps loading images.
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2018
- Messages
- 7
Here to say same
Highly doubt it. I've observed firefox memory consumption and it just suddenly shots up from 700mb to 2gb, then a few minutes later 4gb, then browser starts to freeze.
PS: Buffering of long strip only starts when I reach the end of the pre loaded images. I hope it will start buffering after an image is out of viewport.
