> So far I see no evidence of a memory leak. In your machine you have > lots of memory taken in the exotic case of tens of thousands of > reloads. Also in you see lots of memory taken for manual refreshes > over 7 days. Still the question remains as to the cause of your > problems. So far we have no way to know if the problem is a Firebug > memory leak. The fact that the problem disappears when you disable > Firebug does point to Firebug as being involved. But until we have a > test case that shows the problem on my machine I can't help you.
I don't know why you aren't willing to make just one longer test. You must only one time make my test with 20000 reloads (on my processor it needs ~1 hour) if the script panel is selected (maybe this test needs a little shorter or longer dependend on you processor). I have extended my test with parameters. You can control it with the starting round, a limit and a delay. The default values are no delay, no limit and a round of 1. If you want to make only one full try at this test you will see the full memory leak (this test needs ~20000 reloads too). http://rapidshare.com/files/332397158/memory_leak.html > I don't understand your test. If you create a new profile, then > install Firebug, how can you have any other addons or plugins to > disable? Firefox is reading addons and plugins from external ressources like Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant, flash plugin, java plugin and many more. This is the reason why i must disable them after creating a new profile.
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