I had Network panel opened on a page that generates XHR over night and it shows that there is no limit (or is broken) for maximum amount of requests displayed. There was more than 20K requests in my case and the browser was so slow that it was pretty much impossible to use. It looks like that continuous addition of new requests into the list was very slow. See profiler results: https://perfht.ml/2pNlp6p Honza
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I had Network panel opened on a page that generates XHR over night and it shows that there is no limit (or is broken) for maximum amount of requests displayed. There was more than 20K requests in my case and the browser was so slow that it was pretty much impossible to use. It looks like that continuous addition of new requests into the list was very slow. See profiler results: https://perfht.ml/2pNlp6p The memory consumption of Nightly was more than 5GB Honza
I had Network panel opened on a page that generates XHR over night and it shows that there is no limit (or is broken) for maximum amount of requests displayed. There was more than 20K requests in my case and the browser was so slow that it was pretty much impossible to use. It looks like that continuous addition of each new request into the big list (20K <tr>s in a <table>) was very slow. See profiler results: https://perfht.ml/2pNlp6p The memory consumption of Nightly was more than 5GB Honza
I had Network panel opened on a page that generates XHR over night and it shows that there is no limit (or is broken) for maximum amount of requests displayed. There was more than 20K requests in my case and the browser was so slow that it was pretty much impossible to use. It looks like that continuous addition of each new request into the big list (>20K <tr>s in a <table>) was very slow. See profiler results: https://perfht.ml/2pNlp6p The memory consumption of Nightly was more than 5GB Honza
I had Network panel opened on a page that generates XHR over night and it shows that there is no limit (or is broken) for maximum amount of requests displayed. There was more than 20K requests in my case and the browser was so slow that it was pretty much impossible to use. It looks like that continuous addition of each new request into the big list (>20K <tr>s in a <table>) was very slow. See profiler results: https://perfht.ml/2pNlp6p (also GC could be expensive in this case) The memory consumption of Nightly was more than 5GB Honza