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…memory if <img> tags are removed from the DOM without having their 'src' attribute first set to ''.
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hm, my bigger galleries are still crashing on IOS. Older Versions of Gallery can serve bigger galleries. |
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tags are removed from the DOM without having their 'src' attribute first set to ''.
I love the library and used it to build a personal photo gallery with > 600 images in native iPad format (2048x1536). It would cycle through around 115 images and then Safari would crash. I did some digging and found a known issue with a solution (see comments in my patch).
The patched code seems to be working fine: I have been running my single-page photo web app for hours and it has been cycling through the images without crashing.
Just thought you might be interested in the fix.
Cheers,
-Dane