You wont get any memory leaks in IE unless you reference browser objects.
a = new Array
fill a with lots of Js data
unload page
leak
a = window, document or any HTML element
unload
lots of leaking
Of course this depends on browser version and platforms.
Stephan Tolksdorf wrote:
> >> Could someone please give an example or better explain why IE makes a
> >> difference in memory handling between delete c and c = null.
> >
> > In one word? Microsoft.
>
> And in, say, 100 words? To be honest I don't really believe that c =
> null would cause a memory leak.
> I'd be very grateful if someone could give a proof for the expected
> memory leak, for instance an html example. Up to now I have only seen
> some kind of trial and error methodology and statements weakly backed
> by arguments.
>
> Stephan
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