I've been having this issue for a few months now, but figured I'd finally seek an answer on the boards...
Whenever I shut Safari down, clear the cache with CCleaner, and reopen Safari, there is an extreme jump in the amount of RAM that Safari consumes (from a typical 3-4 GB at most to a whopping 12 GB). I understand it going up a little if I'm reopening tabs, as the cache is meant to speed up access times, but a 3-4 fold jump in memory usage?
What may be going on here and is there anything I can do to avoid saving each tab as a bookmark and restarting Safari?
Whenever I shut Safari down, clear the cache with CCleaner, and reopen Safari, there is an extreme jump in the amount of RAM that Safari consumes (from a typical 3-4 GB at most to a whopping 12 GB). I understand it going up a little if I'm reopening tabs, as the cache is meant to speed up access times, but a 3-4 fold jump in memory usage?
What may be going on here and is there anything I can do to avoid saving each tab as a bookmark and restarting Safari?