QBOddBird
October 18 2006 7:16 PM EDT
Short Problem Description:The script skips me through my fightlist erratically. It just does it on its own, randomly, regardless of whether or not this feature is turned off or on.
Firefox Version:1.07
Greasemonkey Version:I don't know where to look for that.
Other Firefox Extensions Installed:Just your script and StumbleUpon.
Operating System:Windows XP
Virus Scanner:Norton (HAH, what a joke)
Firewall:I leave my firewall down generally.
Are you using the latest CB GM Script?Heck yeah I am babyyy!
bartjan
October 18 2006 8:23 PM EDT
Short Problem Description:Memory leaks. Lots of them. Doesn't happen when the script is disabled (and everything else, including Greasemonkey is), but does occur when your script is enabled.
Summary:
Leaked 719 out of 914 DOM Windows
Leaked 697 out of 1602 documents
Leaked 37 out of 121 docshells
Firefox Version:1.5.0.7
Greasemonkey Version:0.6.4
Other Firefox Extensions Installed:Verified problem exists without any other extensions enabled.
Operating System:Linux zarniwoop 2.6.17-2-k7 #1 SMP Wed Sep 13 17:18:46 UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
Virus Scanner:duh!
Firewall:Of course. Several.
Are you using the latest CB GM Script?yes
Relic
October 18 2006 8:46 PM EDT
I am also seeing major memory leakage both on my home pc (Windows Media Center 2005 Edition) and on my work pc (Windows XP Pro).
th00p
October 31 2006 4:52 PM EST
Short Problem Description: My bookmarks dissappear after every time I restart firefox
Firefox Version: 1.5.0.7
Greasemonkey Version: 0.6.6.20061017.0
Other Firefox Extensions Installed: Talkback, Adblock
Operating System: Windows XP Home
Virus Scanner: McAffee
Firewall: ZoneAlarm
Are you using the latest CB GM Script? Yes!
Glory, an increasing memory footprint does not equal a memory leak.
Xenko
November 10 2006 7:26 PM EST
Short Problem Description:In Forgemaster, the Helm's Gauntlets has too many quenches. It should be:
equipment['Gloves']['PairOfHelmsGauntlets']=new Array("50","4","10","1")
NOT
equipment['Gloves']['PairOfHelmsGauntlets']=new Array("50","5","10","1")
Firefox Version:2.0
Greasemonkey Version:0.6.6.20061017.0
Other Firefox Extensions Installed:A bunch
Operating System:WinXP
Virus Scanner:Norton
Firewall:Windows Firewall
Are you using the latest CB GM Script?Yes
Kultur, you can go in and change your Forge master formulas yourself quite easily. Just save the script to your computer and edit it with notepad. Go and find the formula your trying to fix then change it to what it should be. It goes as follows in the forge script... (First Heat Cycle) (First Quench Cycle) (Second Heat Cycle) ( Last Quench Cycle)
Xenko
November 10 2006 11:41 PM EST
I had already changed it (which is why I had the lines of code in my response), but it should still be changed so that in future versions it is correct, and so other people don't lose their BA due to what I am assuming is a small typo.
Relic
November 11 2006 9:23 PM EST
"Glory, an increasing memory footprint does not equal a memory leak."
When memory is used in an application and not cleaned up correctly, the memory footprint will grow indeterminately unless their is a garbage collection process to auto cleanup memory references on the heap. When I fight without the script, my Firefox instance does not grow in memory, while with the script enabled it increases with every battle and does not get cleaned up. Therefore, I am, and I believe most people would classify that as a memory leak or memory problem with the script. In other words, memory that does not get cleaned up, is considered leaking.
AdminQBVerifex
November 11 2006 10:57 PM EST
Glory, just so you are aware, greasemonnkey itself does seem to cause memory leakage. I've reported this to the author of Greasemonkey and the developers, so hopefully they will do something about it soon.
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