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My observations : it seems that main causes of the increase of memory consumption are related to : - fetching newer articles - opening articles and links in tab - most notably, marking articles read Activity Monitor will not immediately reflect that Vienna is able to release the memory it uses. But ...

Hi,

Are some of the feeds fetched through an OpenReader server ? (like Inoreader, Bazqux…) If so, have you checked the situation on its web interface ?

Were you in vertical layout ? If so, might have to do with the columns configuration when you switch from one version to another.

We can investigate further if you are able to provide details on selected feed at the time. A copy of the preferences file would be very helpful.

Do you remember which version was used before ?

Fixed in 3.5.9.
Improved in 3.5.10 and 3.6.0

I hope to be able to deliver a version with a fix by the end of the week-end.

Regards.

May be your preferences file is damaged ? The fact that the menu continues to show "View->Order By->Name" checked is not a good sign.

Thanks. So the crash is caused by the refresh of the currently selected feed.

Can you provide me such an URL so that I can easily reproduce the bug ? You can post it here or send me by mail at barijaona [at] gmail [dot] com

Cf. link labelled "Releases" on the download page : https://github.com/ViennaRSS/vienna-rss/releases

or https://bintray.com/viennarss/vienna-rss/vienna-rss/

or https://sourceforge.net/projects/vienna-rss/files/

Martin83 wrote:I have the same problem, Vienna fails to start.

See the attached crash report.

According to your report, you are on 3.5.9.

Can you verify if the problem occurs with 3.5.8 ? It might be related to a recent change.

Thanks for reporting this. I confirm the problem on macOS 10.15
Could not reproduce it on 10.9 and 10.16 (macOS 11) beta

Did you try removing the preferences file ?

You can safely remove any WebKit plugin, including the Flash plugin, when Vienna is not running.

Thanks for reporting this. Workaround submitted and should be available soon.

Version 3.5.8 is out. Can you check if this solves the problem ?

Thanks for reporting this.
Could you try disabling "Check for new articles on startup" for a few days, and report if you still encounter the bug ?

Thanks for reporting this. Will fix it.

Can you check if the problem still occurs with version 3.5.7 ?

Fixed in 3.5.7

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With beta OS, hardware information and zipped crashlogs are also useful.