Opening a site via NTP uses more memory in the browser process |
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Issue descriptionOpening a site via a shortcut results in less dirty / PSS memory in the browser process vs opening the same site via NTP. NTP: * PSS: 56.8 MiB, private dirty: 27.4 MiB * PSS: 56.3 MiB, private dirty: 27.5 MiB * PSS: 56.5 MiB, private dirty: 27.5 MiB Shortcut: * PSS: 54.4 MiB, private dirty: 26.8 MiB * PSS: 53.1 MiB, private dirty: 25.5 MiB * PSS: 53.8 MiB, private dirty: 26.0 MiB Unfortunately, the difference doesn't seem to be actionable from the Chrome side, it looks like that in NTP case Android dirties more memory. Plus more code is touched, resulting in more PSS.
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May 8 2017
Hmm, have you tried comparing to a page opened via an intent? I wonder if shortcut goes through an entirely different code path.
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May 8 2017
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May 8 2017
This might be the same as crbug.com/707136
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Jun 20 2017
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Jun 21 2018
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Comment 1 by dskiba@chromium.org
, May 5 2017