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One Hit Wonder
March 31, 2018
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Memory leak in browser and Deezer desktop app

  • March 31, 2018
  • 99 replies
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Recently, there is a memory leak when using the player in the browser. After closing the tab with the player, the memory returns.
OS: Debian 8.8 amd64 / 3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.51-3 (2017-12-13) x86_64 GNU/Linux
Browser: Firefox Quantum 59.0.2 (64-bit)
Best answer by Ana.
Hi there, we don't support Linux on the web version, so I'm unable to offer much help, maybe someone else will have some input. In the meantime, there's a topic on our ideas forum about Linux support, make sure you vote for it to be implemented and join the conversation - https://en.deezercommunity.com/ideas/321

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Jonhen.ZAuthor
One Hit Wonder
April 1, 2018
HTML5 does not help.

Ana.
Ultimate Superstar
Ana.Answer
Ultimate Superstar
April 1, 2018
Hi there, we don't support Linux on the web version, so I'm unable to offer much help, maybe someone else will have some input. In the meantime, there's a topic on our ideas forum about Linux support, make sure you vote for it to be implemented and join the conversation - https://en.deezercommunity.com/ideas/321
Jonhen.ZAuthor
One Hit Wonder
April 1, 2018
Thanks!
Guitar Hero
December 13, 2018
Leak easily reproduced on Linux and Windows with Firefox 64

initial state



After 20minutes of "flow"



After 1h of "flow"



For information, all those task manager captures are done with firefox only browsing deezer with "flow" running, nothing else.
Flo.Deezer
Ultimate Superstar
Ultimate Superstar
December 16, 2018
Hi @arnaudd_fr were you using Linux or Windows?
Guitar Hero
December 17, 2018
Same issue has been seen with Linux and reproduced with Windows 7 64 bits.

The screenshots are from windows task manager
Flo.Deezer
Ultimate Superstar
Ultimate Superstar
December 18, 2018
Hi @arnaudd_fr thanks for the furhter explanation. I will pass this on to the team to have a look 😉
Roadie
June 28, 2019
No resolutions for this issue yet?
Any workaround?

Still waiting for linux native app (:
Rudi
Ultimate Superstar
Ultimate Superstar
July 1, 2019
Hey @Lucas Zorzi

Thanks for the query. We're discussing the possibility of a native app. But in the meantime, could you give us more details about what you've got? OS, browser version, system specs.
Roadie
July 1, 2019
Hey @Lucas Zorzi

Thanks for the query. We're discussing the possibility of a native app. But in the meantime, could you give us more details about what you've got? OS, browser version, system specs.


Sure, I'm using Elementary OS (Ubuntu based) and Firefox 67.0.4 (but I have the same issue in chrome) and these are my system infos.