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I’ve written a web app which after a while causes IE 8’s memory usage to soar to just under a Gig. I think there is a memory leak somewhere in the javascript, but I’ve got no idea how to find the root cause of this.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I make use of intervals to call ajax methods on a Java backend and I’m using Prototype as a JS library…
The Drip and IE Sieve leak detectors help web developers improve the performance of dynamic web pages by reporting avoidable memory leaks caused by Internet Explorer limitations.
try this JavaScript Memory Leak Detector