Version 3.09 too much RAM used

Submitted by Camusensei on Wed, 2007-06-06 21:34. Bug Reports

Hello I'm on Windows XP SP2 with IE7.
I Installed Feedreader a few days ago and chose 5 feeds.
Today I found out (with a programm that indicates a litte more than the task manager : Process explorer) that feedreader used 90 MB of my RAM. (taskmanager sais 8 MB)

I uninstalled it completely (deleted also the installation directory) and re-installed it. FR used 40 MB of my RAM.
I added my five feeds and deleted immediately all articles (without reading them, cause I already read them). Used RAM : 50 MB
This is far too much !
And although I DELETE the feeds that I read, the amount of used RAM will not come down. so every day it's a little more... and I can't afford it!

So where is the problem??

Thank you in advance ^^

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Feedreader uses a lot of memory

Submitted by Stan2890 on Wed, 2007-08-29 14:20.

I noticed the same. Feedreader uses about 42 Mb of Ram and about 100Mb Commit charge (virtual memory and physical memory together?). I am using Windows 2000.
It would be nice if it would use not so much (virtual) memory.

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I noticed something similiar

Submitted by philhip on Tue, 2007-09-04 08:46.

I noticed something similiar aswell since I use FeedReader(Version 3.09 upto 3.11 Beta 1). I'm running WinXP SP2 with IE7.0.5730.11.
As it seems to me, feedreader keeps something from each displayed Articled within the Memory(I move with the Arrows through each post and Click enter on the ones I want to read). So my Memory gets even more filled with FeedReader Data, as it seems the cache isn't properly flushed after I read some Post within FeedReader(when it's flushed at all). Sometimes my PC starts to lag because of that all VM is filled with Feedreader junk data, after restarting it uses some hundreds MB less VM.

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