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Event handler called multiple times and if storage holds significant number of records that kills the browser on each iteration when it attempts keep values in sync. This fix aimed to reduce number of dummy calls when stored value hasn't changed, and optimize its sync logic.
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Added another fix and minified version. |
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@crtag can you update your branch? I have had issues with IE as well. |
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Sorry, I've lost track of this project, but as far as I remember I just dropped it since there's no need really to use any layer of abstraction like this, ie I've ended up with plain interface that fit my exact purpose to communicate with storage. If you just want me to merge master into my branch I can do that, just let me know. Cheers. |
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Event handler called multiple times and if storage holds significant number of records that kills the browser on each iteration when it attempts keep values in sync. This fix aimed to reduce number of dummy calls when stored value hasn't changed, and optimize its sync logic.