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I noticed that Vieb is bit too active when i at least expect no activity at all. When i open only one tab with some static content for example Vieb help page then CPU usage is way higher than it should be in my opinion.
It might be something caused by electron or chromium and can not be changed but it is a bit annoying.
So is there any clear explanation for this, is it underlying framework or can it be improved from Vieb side?
Currently one tab opened with this github page and top is showing following.
In current session Vieb is most active process and IMHO little too active. And there is so many threads as well which makes me wonder what they all are doing? :)
I don't know much about web browsers internals and necessary processes to render page from html but world sucks if all this resource usage is necessary to be a usable small web browser.
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The amount of processes and is controlled by chromium/electron, this is not directly controlled by Vieb. As for the cpu usage, that is caused by the #179 workaround, because we can't run scripts in iframes on load with electron, we have to use a timer to do so currently.
I noticed that Vieb is bit too active when i at least expect no activity at all. When i open only one tab with some static content for example Vieb help page then CPU usage is way higher than it should be in my opinion.
It might be something caused by electron or chromium and can not be changed but it is a bit annoying.
So is there any clear explanation for this, is it underlying framework or can it be improved from Vieb side?
Currently one tab opened with this github page and top is showing following.
In current session Vieb is most active process and IMHO little too active. And there is so many threads as well which makes me wonder what they all are doing? :)
I don't know much about web browsers internals and necessary processes to render page from html but world sucks if all this resource usage is necessary to be a usable small web browser.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: