I regularly send pages of several MB (2 -3 MB, tables with tens of thousands of rows). And since its tables, there's a marked amount of tags as well (tens of thousands of rows * 20ish columns * markup). I believe WebKit has no artificial limits. (Now granted, if your computer is slowish, rendering a file this large does take some time, I.e. a few seconds not counting network download, but it should work fine).

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From: "Nilesh Patil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 24, 2007 6:12 AM
To: <webkit-dev@lists.webkit.org>
Subject: [webkit-dev] Large Page/Deck sizes

Hi all

I am currently using Webkit for my browser. i wish to
check/confirm/achieve following:

Large Page/Deck sizes           The browser must support markup
pages of at least 100KB with no limit to the structure of the markup other than
restrictions from the relevant standards (e.g. no artificial limit to the
amount of tags being used in the markup). It shall be possible to render markup containing any number of tags up to and including 1024 tags. Note: The max
size of the whole received contents (including inline content) is at least
300KByte. In spite of oversize error, the entity body shall be displayed to the
utmost extent.

Please help

Thanks & regards
Niilesh

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