lag on web

[horse01]

**admins for attention of devs**

The problem (on PC) appears to be that you are continually writing large files to IndexedDB for whichever browser - so for Chrome for example, the path is:

C:\Users\someuserid\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Us er Data\Default\IndexedDB and you can see the folder https_app.topeleven.com_0.indexeddb.blob

being added to non-stop while the application is running. After 10 minutes or so, I have 30Gb of apparently duplicate files here...

This is obviously consuming disk resource at 100%, and around 30-40% CPU, which is what causes the lags and ultimately leads to crashes.

It looks to me like a code problem - I'm guessing this is some sort of scratchpad and the same file should either be re-written or deleted and replaced, not name-incremented and written again.

Sorry, I'm old school Cobol/DB2 mainframe so forgive my crude analysis - hope this helps though!

[khris]

**admins for attention of devs**

The problem (on PC) appears to be that you are continually writing large files to IndexedDB for whichever browser - so for Chrome for example, the path is:

C:\Users\someuserid\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Us er Data\Default\IndexedDB and you can see the folder https_app.topeleven.com_0.indexeddb.blob

being added to non-stop while the application is running. After 10 minutes or so, I have 30Gb of apparently duplicate files here...

This is obviously consuming disk resource at 100%, and around 30-40% CPU, which is what causes the lags and ultimately leads to crashes.

It looks to me like a code problem - I'm guessing this is some sort of scratchpad and the same file should either be re-written or deleted and replaced, not name-incremented and written again.

Sorry, I'm old school Cobol/DB2 mainframe so forgive my crude analysis - hope this helps though!

Shared internally. Thank's for the analysis, hope it can help.

[Paul.h]

maybe you ask them for a job, sounds like you know more than them

[hudai]

maybe you ask them for a job, sounds like you know more than them

lmao not sure where the comment was directed to. stared my carrier as a black box tester 18 years back. and now forgot most of coding skills and its hard to maintain and get involved in coding after handing few dev and marketing team. so if it was me then no thank you lol