BTW we do all know that the old, let's call it OS4.1 OWB Classic, has been updated to version 3.31?

Only available by Amiupdate for some reason..

Not a massive update, but:-
History:
3.31 (10.2.2011)
- Fixed a crash when there is no free memory.
- Speed up loading urlhistory.xml.

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Only available by Amiupdate for some reason..

It's now on OS4Depot in the upload section.

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Has the engine been updated as well?? One of my main issues with it is the memory leak caused by the engine that 3.29 and 3.30 uses.

@Tomas

Doing a quick test, I'd guess the leak is still there, but hard to tell.

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kas1e wrote: As i know Stephan Stuntz has no interest in MUI or the Amiga in any way any more.

Stunzi is nowadays mosty into mountainbiking. While I rather prefer thin tires and fix frames I must admit he's doing quite impressive tours though. Check out his adventures at www.alpenzorro.de - pretty worth a read (German).

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Yep, i know about his new hobby, just not write about because for us only matter just he have no interest in mui/amiga :)

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No, it's the same.

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Just checking.

If you do a cold start and run OWB and nothing -but- OWB, do you see this leak?

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It is only some websites that trigger this memory leak bug.

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WoW! I dunno of that Stunz hobby(but its only hobby?)!
However that wasnt a lifetime hobby...maybe he will come back sometime in future :)

For now... Gogogo Stefan :)

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It is only some websites that trigger this memory leak bug.

I've heard that before.
Let's have some links please, so we can prove this once and for all.

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maybe he will come back sometime in future

Actually, he checks in, in between trips. He's not "gone".

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The big offender

http://www.wunderground.com/


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number6 wrote: @Tomas Quote: It is only some websites that trigger this memory leak bug. I've heard that before. Let's have some links please, so we can prove this once and for all. #6

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The big offender

How fast should I notice a drop in memory?

Perhaps more importantly, we should post version of OS being tested and version of OWB.

Added:I don't see any drop in memory here.
OS4.0 and OWB 3.30 (Pukapuka)
Just for reference, I'm running other apps simultaneously, including 68k.

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Testing now, doesnt seem to be any drop.
Should I be on a particular page on that site?

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Should I be on a particular page on that site?

dunno. He didn't say.

Is it supposed to be extremely gradual or obvious?

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number6 wrote: @Tomas Quote: It is only some websites that trigger this memory leak bug. I've heard that before. Let's have some links please, so we can prove this once and for all. #6

Why do you act like we are lying?? There have been thread about this issue before and it was found that it was due to the engine that latest versions are using.
Stop being lazy and search for that thread yourself. There is plenty of links there to sites that cause this issue.

But i guess it aint a bug and that we are all delusional...

And i am pretty damn sure i have pointed you to that thread before as well.

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Spectre660 wrote: @number6 The big offender http://www.wunderground.com/ Quote: number6 wrote: @Tomas [quote]It is only some websites that trigger this memory leak bug. I've heard that before. Let's have some links please, so we can prove this once and for all. #6

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I think the new design has solved quite a bit of those issues. I havent seen it eat up all memory like before at least.

@Tomas

Sorry you misunderstood me.
I've read the threads.
But we have webkit, OWB, potential file conflicts, etc. to look at for cause.
By having a link we could all use, I thought we could eliminate one possible area of cause.

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