> Not with my computer, it is pegged at 100% CPU during the test. You can run the test if you are taking a bath or something else that needs some time :P So you can see the big leak and the freezes.
> If there is a leak in Firebug that amounts to <4M in 5000 reloads, > then in my opinion it is not worth further investigation. You mustn't forget that this test is like a benchmark. There is not many content that firebug does analyze. This thread shows that the slower manual refreshes with more content got such a big memory leak too. > Now I would guess that you are surprised or disappointed or even > disbelieving by my result. So the next step is for you to create a new > Firefox profile, install only Firebug 1.6a2, and repeat exactly either > your test or mine. I created a new profile, installed firebug 1.6a2 and disabled all other addons and plugins and repeatet my test with the selected script panel. After 1 hour (~20600 reloads) firefox was using 196 MB of memory.
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