Coming soon: Where your browser memory goes



// Currently available as part of the #devtools of the "early adopters" Canary version of #Chrome is a new feature that allows you to check what takes up the #memory that is allocated for your browser. This will certainly allow for more efficient #javascript  programming. 

Read more about it in +Addy Osmani's post http://bit.ly/101e2P9

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Markos Giannopoulos in Web Development

Tags: javascript, devtools, Chrome, memory

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