Copy the URL where you are.
Close the browser.
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There's apparently a Javascript memory leak in the scripts that run these pages.
The longer the browser stays open
the more memory is consumes.
Closing the browser cleans this up.
Ready, sir.
I dunno. I opened it in Gimp, set the fuzzy select tool to a threshhold of 0% and composite (to select a contiguous region by color with no allowance for slight color differences), selected the black region, and it selected everything that looked black. I inferred that to mean there was no hidden data in the black area; it was actually encoded with black pixels there.
Not sure what you think you're doing by adding noise to something that is pure black. The noise is an artifact added on your end?
Agree. I did the same thing graphically. I opened it in Gimp, set the fuzzy select tool to a threshhold of 0% and composite (to select a contiguous region by color with no allowance for slight color differences), selected the black region, and it selected everything that looked black. I inferred that to mean there was no hidden data in the black area; it was actually encoded with black pixels there.
Not sure what you think you're doing by adding noise to something that is pure black. The noise is an artifact added on your end?