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jleger2023

Another thing to note is that if you filter for only embeds (audio/music/video) that will use a lot more ram because the embeds use a lot of ram. Once you change the filter and those notes get removed from the page then the ram is returned to the system, but while scrolling a feed of only embedded notes your ram usage will go much higher.

CMHRZKSR⚡(obsolete) 2y ago

I have plenty of ram on my pc sitting there unused. but still it slows down. I don't know why tho

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jleger2023 2y ago

How long does it take before it starts to slow down, and what browser are you using? I keep NostrGram open all day and don't notice any slow-down issues. I use Opera for testing. The Chromium browsers are much better than FireFox or Safari (Safari is the *worst*) when it comes to scripting performance.

CMHRZKSR⚡(obsolete) 2y ago

opera gx

jleger2023 2y ago

Interesting. I did a ram check and even after scrolling a bunch of notes the ram is nowhere near 1gb. On the normal feeds it doesn't cross 100mb. If I filter for only embedded media it gets up to a few 100 mb.

CMHRZKSR⚡(obsolete) 2y ago

just reopened a tab now to check how long does it take to slow down

jleger2023 2y ago

Thanks. The more info I have the better chance I have of figuring out what the cause is.

CMHRZKSR⚡(obsolete) 2y ago

do you use hardware accel on your browser?

jleger2023 2y ago

No. My laptop is just a middle-of-the-road off-the-shelf laptop too. Not particularly powerful. Most of the coding I do runs on Linux servers and is scripting so no need for a workhorse machine.

CMHRZKSR⚡(obsolete) 2y ago

think i found it. its not the client issue its my browser. it seems it cant handle watching/listening online streams on a tab while scrolling nostrgram on another. but still there are plenty of ram unused. weird. im gonna send this info to them

jleger2023 2y ago

Ah ok. Glad you figured that out!