When putting a large number of characters into the Greeting Triangle prompt, it begins taking up a growing amount of ram which can lead to excess of 30 gigabytes of RAM and eventually the site may crash.
This can be recreated by selecting Design 2, and holding down "A" key for a minute and a half.
Attached is proof of how much RAM it can end up taking up if you leave it to run. (For context, my machine has 64 gigabytes of RAM.)
When putting a large number of characters into the Greeting Triangle prompt, it begins taking up a growing amount of ram which can lead to excess of 30 gigabytes of RAM and eventually the site may crash.
This can be recreated by selecting Design 2, and holding down "A" key for a minute and a half.
Attached is proof of how much RAM it can end up taking up if you leave it to run. (For context, my machine has 64 gigabytes of RAM.)
When putting a large number of characters into the Greeting Triangle prompt, it begins taking up a growing amount of ram which can lead to excess of 30 gigabytes of RAM and eventually the site may crash.
This can be recreated by selecting Design 2, and holding down "A" key for a minute and a half.
Attached is proof of how much RAM it can end up taking up if you leave it to run. (For context, my machine has 64 gigabytes of RAM.)
I suspect the issue is that I call
document.getElementById()
instead of writing to a string. I will attempt to fix it when I get a chance.Should be fixed as of
ee802ca318
, but I will let you confirm before closing this issue.