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miroljub1995
10 months agoNew Contributor
Memory leak with Chrome extension
We noticed that we have memory leak when using 1password extension in Chrome. Here is a minimal repro code.
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<body>
<button id="btn">Test the click and wait for removal</button>
<script>
class EasierToFindInShapshot {}
(() => {
const button = document.getElementById("btn");
button.testInstance = new EasierToFindInShapshot();
setTimeout(() => {
document.body.removeChild(button);
}, 10_000);
})();
</script>
</body>
</html>Steps:
- Clicking to button until it is removed
- Take a snapshot and find that EasierToFindInShapshot is not collected
- Try without extension and EasierToFindInShapshot should be collected.
Extension version: 8.10.60.27
Chrome version: 133.0.6943.99 (Official Build) (arm64)
OS version: macOS Sequoia Version 15.3
Chip: Apple M3 Pro
1 Reply
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Hello miroljub1995! 👋
Thank you for reporting this! I've done some testing and I'm not seeing the EasierToFindInShapshot being retained when I have 1Password in the browser enabled. Here are my reproduction steps:
- Saved your code as a HTML file and opened the file in Chrome.
- Opened the Memory tab in DevTools.
- Pressed the "Test the click and wait for removal" button.
- Took a heap snapshot.
- Waited for the button to disappear.
- Took a second heap snapshot.
Whether 1Password in the browser is enabled or disabled, the second snapshot doesn't contain reference to EasierToFindInShapshot.Here are the versions that I'm using:
- Chrome version 133.0.6943.127
- 1Password in the browser version 8.10.62.27
Can you reproduce the issue using the same versions that I'm using? If you can then can you let me know if I got the reproduction steps wrong?-Dave