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Mirror mode memory leaks?

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Token
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  • Mirror client version: v3.07.181
  • Console output / terminal output: N/A
  • Crash report if a crash occurred: will probably generate a crash report if ran for 1 hour or more
  • Script that you ran: any I guess
  • Hooks that failed: N/A
  • JVM/Browser bit version (32 / 64): x32 to x32, JRE 8 update 221, official client
  • Operating System: Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit, intel CPU

At start

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After ~30 mins

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The CPU is high because it's running in a VM with 1 core. There is no relationship with the scripts used. Tested on multiple devices outside VM.

EDIT #1: I ran mirror mode successfully same script later without any memory leaks over ~2 hours, this still happens but not in all cases.

EDIT #2: Another test run on a different laptop after ~60 mins of running a script, this one used webwalking

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EDIT #3: After 90 mins inside NMZ, no webwalking

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EDIT #4: Same setup as EDIT #3, after restarting official client + OSBot client, ~5 mins script runtime

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Edited by Token

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    30 Mins running Easy Fishing Trawler script:

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    Win10 Pro (64-bit) - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz

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