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Performance slow #18

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ccharlton opened this issue Jan 22, 2013 · 10 comments
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Performance slow #18

ccharlton opened this issue Jan 22, 2013 · 10 comments

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@ccharlton
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When I enable FireSass I notice my browser really starts to crawl. When I disable FireSass then the browser responds as expected.

Great plugin! Just wanted to point out there's some performance issues, especially on a lower Dual-Core i5 CPU & <4GB RAM machine.

@aghouseh
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aghouseh commented Feb 6, 2013

Yeah, I've got a new MacBook Pro Retina, and switching Firebug tabs with FireSass enabled takes 2-3 seconds; something seems amiss.

@ccharlton
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Ditto. MacBook Pro Retina 16GB RAM, 2.3GHz i7 CPU; Latest version of Firefox/Firebug & OS X.

@Timoti
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Timoti commented Feb 11, 2013

Having the same issue on OS 10.6, FF 14-18, Firebug 1.11.0, Firesass 0.012
And I have reset Firefox.

This combination worked before but doesnt seem to know

This tool is utterly essential for me and I just feel crippled. There are many like me who would be happy to help support this I'm sure - this wonderful extension really needs a little love.

In the meantime it would helpful to have some notes on what combo of FF, FB versions will work with FS

Right now I don't care it the set up is old, i just need it to work!

Please?

@cfg
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cfg commented Feb 15, 2013

Same problem on Win7 x64. Downgrading to Firefox 17.0.1 and Firebug 1.10.5 has made this mostly tolerable. Any later release of Firefox including 17.0.2 ESR seems to have the performance issues.

@Timoti
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Timoti commented May 23, 2013

hmm - I'm back still trying to get a handle on this - have just tried cfg's recipe (though on OS X) and still ahve a 3 second lag for every click in firebug - with firesass. It's fine without firesass running, and I recently started with a fresh FF profile and am only running firebug and firesass.

I became utterly dependent on this tool but now coding has become an incredibly frustrating, hand clenching experience.

There's gotta be a way to fix this!

@ccharlton
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I wonder if the performance issue comes from a large amount of nodes being discovered & parsed. I haven't dug into the source myself yet, but I'm a little surprised more people haven't reported the same issue.

@lolmaus
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lolmaus commented Aug 24, 2013

For me, FireSass makes Firebug's "Computed" tab freeze the browser for 5—10 seconds. Whenever i open the "Computed" tab, it freezes for a while. Surfing with this tab open makes Firefox constantly freeze.

@spoutnikz
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I think slow perfs on the "Computed" tab is directly linked to the stylesheet size. We have a css merger who aggregates all css in one and it has difficult when it is in this mode but no problem if stylesheets are short (even if there are many)

@lolmaus
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lolmaus commented Oct 28, 2013

The freeze time of the Computed tab is indeed proportional to the size of the CSS file.

But the main reason of the freeze is the :debug_info switch of SASS. With debug info disabled, opening the Computed tab takes only 2 or 3 seconds. When i recompile the CSS with debug info enabled, opening the Computed tab of the same page takes 15 seconds to unfreeze.

@ccharlton
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No thoughts on what may help this? LibSass has helped compile times, but parsing is another rabbit hole.

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