Hi Maxim, I have put together a crude script in Python to record The Bat!'s memory usage over time with psutil.Process().memory_info() [1] providing the data. I ran the script to retrieve the numbers in a loop 120 times every quarter of a second, with the first point corresponding to the launch of The Bat! The attached graphs (of WSET vs.points) represent three such runs: what I noticed to be fairy reproducible so far is that minimizing The Bat! to tray makes the memory usage drop all the way down to only few MB, and that switching folders and accounts looks like a ladder with increasing memory usage.
It is seeing numbers like 70 MB made me think that the overall memory usage has grown a factor of 4-5 that I mentioned earlier. Granted, I never recorded memory usage of The Bat! before like I did now, but I think in the past by just glancing over at the Task Manager casually from time to time I never say numbers change much, staying around 12-15 MB. I guess I was wrong! I was recording other parameters provided by [1] too, but decided that WSET is the most useful metric to use here. I really need to learn more about what they all mean :) -Z. [1] http://pythonhosted.org/psutil/#psutil.Process.memory_info
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