Tool Others F95Checker [WillyJL]

[Maiuw2]

got parsing failed as well ye.
Didn't have it 2 days ago or prior.

"The F95Checker Cache API returned error 'PARSING_FAILED'."
Gives me a large amount of info, prob stuff required to to imitate a page, game is' "name": "Trigger Happy 2 -DarkStriker-",'

Occurs on running 'Refresh!'

 

[WhiteVanDaycare]

got parsing failed as well ye.
Didn't have it 2 days ago or prior.

"The F95Checker Cache API returned error 'PARSING_FAILED'."
Gives me a large amount of info, prob stuff required to to imitate a page, game is' "name": "Trigger Happy 2 -DarkStriker-",'

Occurs on running 'Refresh!'

These parsing errors come and go, I have had a couple lately that have cleared themselves. Try again in a hour or two.

 

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the issue did not exist at the time you posted this comment, nor does it exist now.

It did on my side. Not anymore

 

[Xakorik]

Only issue I have with the app is when it is either open or in background mode, it will use more and more RAM, one time it was using 8GB out of my 16GB total.

 

[malaac2025]

Only issue I have with the app is when it is either open or in background mode, it will use more and more RAM, one time it was using 8GB out of my 16GB total.

You using the beta release as here is mine after running after nearly 8 hours.



Windows 10 22H2.

As you can see this is minimized to my system tray and it's barely using any memory at all. If your not using the beta release below than get it and try.

 

[ascsd]

Well that is just sad, it was started by disgruntled Opera devs to target:
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users disgruntled by its transition from the

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-based browser, which resulted in the loss of many of its distinctive features.

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(not that Wikipedia is a great source, but I am lazy).

Que sera, sera.

yea i remember there were quite a few browsers that werent chromium back in the day. but nowadays everyones consolidated to either chromium or firefox skins

 

[WhiteVanDaycare]

Only issue I have with the app is when it is either open or in background mode, it will use more and more RAM, one time it was using 8GB out of my 16GB total.

Yeah, here is my memory use running beta 1647


It could be Windows 11 memory management, it tends to leave inactive processes in memory until space is needed.

 

[Xakorik]

You using the beta release as here is mine after running after nearly 8 hours.

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Windows 10 22H2.

As you can see this is minimized to my system tray and it's barely using any memory at all. If your not using the beta release below than get it and try.

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Yeah, here is my memory use running beta 1647
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It could be Windows 11 memory management, it tends to leave inactive processes in memory until space is needed.

It looks normal in Task Manager but it shows a much higher RAM usage in Resource Monitor, and I'm on the Beta version.

 

[WillyJL]

It looks normal in Task Manager but it shows a much higher RAM usage in Resource Monitor, and I'm on the Beta version.

does it actually show that ram as not available out of your total system ram? the operating system often doesnt release memory until other processes need it, processes release memory and os just marks it as available, doesnt actually make it "unused", so what is "used" doesnt necessarily mean "unavailable".
the fact that task manager shows a more normal value and resource monitor doesnt makes me think youre looking at a value that means something different than what you are interpreting it as.

 

[Maiuw2]

Christmas thing huh, this honestly scared me a little haha

 

[Maiuw2]

Seems this game is causing a parsing error, even tried removing and re-adding.
But if I keep it removed I get no other issues.

Ross Quest [v2.8.8] [Ross Teddy]

 

[Xakorik]

does it actually show that ram as not available out of your total system ram? the operating system often doesnt release memory until other processes need it, processes release memory and os just marks it as available, doesnt actually make it "unused", so what is "used" doesnt necessarily mean "unavailable".
the fact that task manager shows a more normal value and resource monitor doesnt makes me think youre looking at a value that means something different than what you are interpreting it as.

The RAM doesn't get released and I end up at 95+% RAM usage and all my programs stop responding.