Hi all, I'm working on a performance issue with a huge datagrid. ~80 columns, 100 rows. It's bearable slow in Chrome, slower in Edge, and slowest in IE 11. Using Adobe Scout, I noticed Chrome allocates a whole lot more memory for running the .swf than Edge and IE 11 (800mb, 190mb, 100mb, respectively). And I still have ample free CPU and Memory. This explains the performance issue, if Chrome is caching more renderers than IE, it would perform better. I contacted Microsoft support, who claims the memory allocated through the flash player activex plugin, and not the browser. Is this true? Does activex have its own rules regarding memory allocation? I am wondering if there's any way to increase the memory allocation, be it system parameters, or a code change to the flash application. And how are the memory allocation logic differ between these 3 browser plugins, so I may have a clue on improving performance.
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