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The iframe I am talking about is the sidebar that appears when the extension is activated (by clicking the icon).
Currently, the extension creates and loads an iframe for each tab on load. However the iframe is only shown after the user activates the extension. This causes unwanted resource usage (CPU and RAM) for users.
I suggest we only create the iframe when the extension is activated.
This might cause longer response times to show the iframe. I don't think it will be notable though. Will update if I measure it.
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The iframe I am talking about is the sidebar that appears when the extension is activated (by clicking the icon).
Currently, the extension creates and loads an iframe for each tab on load. However the iframe is only shown after the user activates the extension. This causes unwanted resource usage (CPU and RAM) for users.
I suggest we only create the iframe when the extension is activated.
This might cause longer response times to show the iframe. I don't think it will be notable though. Will update if I measure it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: