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"This extension is slowing down Google Chrome. You should disable it to restore Google Chrome's performance" #2519

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mneunomne opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 6 comments

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@mneunomne
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This warning appeared on Chrome. I've seen it before, usually not while using it reguarly, but while testing different features extensively.

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@LuukHaket
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is this really an issue or just Chrome trying to persuade people to not use it like they did when they booted it off the chrome web store?

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dhowe commented Apr 21, 2024

@mneunomne status?

@mneunomne
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@dhowe I wasn't able to reproduce this issue afterwards. It only appeared when force-testing the extension while in development. Maybe I should close this issue in the mean time while it doesn't appear in "normal" circunstances.

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It was happening with me too, it was causing Chrome to experience severe memory leaks when I was leaving it open for a while. I switched over to the Edge version and haven't had that issue there.

@mneunomne
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thank you @blazingwinter, I will look into it once again. Could you share the context in which this occured? Did you have many collected ads, many tabs, etc?

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thank you @blazingwinter, I will look into it once again. Could you share the context in which this occured? Did you have many collected ads, many tabs, etc?

Generally, it only happened when I had a YouTube livestream going. The live chat for sure was a major cause in contributing to the memory leak, and usage dropped a good bit when I closed it, however it didn't prevent the eventual memory leak. I disabled AdNauseum and tried again, memory leak with the chat open, however no memory leak ever happened when I closed it altogether. Memory usage was still high, even for Chrome standards. But when I switched to Edge, I haven't had this issue again, both with and without AdNauseum enabled.

I don't believe I had many collected ads at the time, I reinstalled the extension when this issue first arose, and it's pretty rare for me to have more than 3 or 4 tabs open at a time.

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