> > When I tried to import these to Epiphany 0.5.0 (which I got as a binary, > > I'm still trying to build 0.6.0), it ate up all my memory (well, 600 > > megs or so, at which point I had to kill it before OOM took the machine > > down), and apparently failed to import everything, as a quick perl grep > > revealed some 600-odd bookmarks in the xml file. This is actually a single-line patch (missing xmlFreeDoc() in ephy_bookmarks_save()), but I incorporated it in a larger patch that fixes another performance problem in the import routine. The patch is attached to http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106598 > > Also, the bookmark manager is horrendously slow - selecting the "all" > > category blocks the entire browser for almost 10 seconds (850MHz P3). > > That's actually two problems - it's very slow, AND it blocks all other > > browser windows (shouldn't those be handled from a different thread or > > something?). > > This is a gtk issue, see bug 109292. OK, I saw this, but what about the other point? Wouldn't it make sense to run the bookmark manager in a separate thread so that the browser windows wouldn't stop refreshing while its working? -- Osma Ahvenlampi <oa@iki.fi>
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