Loading Profile...
feedly memory leak or database corruption?
Feedly begins to slow down firefox a LOT. Every 10 seconds or so my hard drive starts going crazy, freezing the computer for about 5 seconds. This even happens when feedly isn't "loaded" in a tab. I had been using feedly with no big problems for couple of months, but after the last usage of feedly, this problem started. Also, when using feedly that last time my memory usage in firefox spiked a lot, up to 250k memory in use with only 1 tab loaded.
I finally figured out it was caused by the feedly addon after disabling all of my addons one by one.
At the moment I have feedly disabled so that I can use firefox for other things until this problem is solved.
I finally figured out it was caused by the feedly addon after disabling all of my addons one by one.
At the moment I have feedly disabled so that I can use firefox for other things until this problem is solved.
I’m disappointed
7
people have this problem
I have this problem, too!
Tell me when someone solves it.
The more people who report this problem, the more it gets noticed.
The more people who report this problem, the more it gets noticed.
The company marked this problem solved.
Create a customer community for your own organization
Plans starting at $19/month
-
Inappropriate?Thanks for the heads up. We think we know what the problem is. Should have a patch out there in the next hour or so.
-
Inappropriate?We just pushed out 1.2.46 with a patch to this regression. Can you please try to restart the browser and let us know if you see this problem again? Thanks for the heads up again and sorry for the regression.
1 person says
this solves the problem
-
Inappropriate?didn't help me. I use FF 3.5 and memory leak is up to 800mb
switching feedly off resolves this problem
I’m sad
1 Comment Add a comment
This solves the problem
-
Are you sure this is a leak or it is just the case that you are loading a pages which include a lot of images which are being cached by the browser. The reason I am asking is because we have now strict longevity tests as part of the feedly build process and if there was a leak caused by feedly, it would have been detected. Is the memory increase happening when you read a specific feed or does it happen with any feed?
EMPLOYEE
