Hre is on macOS. This one gets limited testing. I don#t see any problems here
on my mini mac but i don't have a big installation.
FRG
Daniel wrote:
Gabriel wrote on 16/04/2019 9:16 PM:
Hi, I'm opening a new thread about a previous topic cause this is for
the 2.53 release on macOS: User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel
Mac OS X 10.14; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0 SeaMonkey/2.53 Build
identifier: 20190329130005
Built from:
https://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-esr60/rev/47a22611c960
I really like the debug menu in this version, especially the
Performance and Memory pages. The problem is the RAM usage on my iMac
5K (24Gb RAM). I reseted the cache memory configuration to the "auto"
setting (-1) that I previously had set to about 6GB, and now SM takes
from 7 up to 12GB! these are the current values: - memory: 9,85 GB -
real memory: 5,02 GB - compressed memory: 4,83 GB
With SM 2.49.4 I had a total of about 4/5 GB.
What is causing the annoying "colored rotating wheel" for about 30/60
seconds it's apparently a news server I added for all the NGs I'm following
(about 20, with low volumes of messages):
ssl-eu.astraweb.com I'm pretty sure of this because SM doesn't hang
so much when I'm only browsing websites or using my several IMAP
accounts.
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Can you suggest something to ameliorate the SM behaviour? Or is it
the 2.57 version better?
Thank you.
Gabriel, could it just be that your news server, ssl-eu.astraweb.com, is just
very slow, or there is some other limiting factor in your connection??
In my SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups screen, on my UseNet server,
news.eternal-september.org, I have sixty-one newsgroups selected, although
there is usually only action in about ten to a dozen group.
I never see your "colored rotating wheel" action, even though it may take a
minute or so to update all the groups.
It just occurred to me, as I typed the above, could your "colored rotating
wheel" be due to whatever theme you are using?? I'm using the SeaMonkey
Default Theme!
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