Debug memory leaks with the Microsoft Edge Detached Elements tool

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We’re very excited to announce the new Detached Elements tool in Microsoft Edge DevTools which will help you investigate and resolve DOM memory leaks.

Memory leaks occur when the JavaScript code of an application retains more and more objects in memory that it doesn’t need any longer instead of releasing them for the browser to garbage collect.
We built this tool with our friends at Microsoft Teams, and it has already helped us find and fix memory leaks across many of our own websites and apps.

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Nice to see that Edge is not "that's Chrome anyway!"

andriilukianenko
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The node column of the detached elements is just logging [object promise] instead of the actual html node while using the mock app to reproduce the memory leak

ParameshChockalingam
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Thats really interesting, however it is not obvious.

I mean, if you try go on main page of angular/react and remove some h1/h2
and if you look in detached elements - they are exist,
garbage clear and reload didn't help.

I guess I need to read the article)

rustammukhametshin
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