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WEB-interface "Yandex Direct" began to heavily load the CPU and RAM. What to do?
Since about March, Direct's WEB-interface began to "eat up" a huge amount of computer resources.
So, when changing bids in a small (up to 20 groups) campaign, or when opening several tabs with editing ads, the CPU is loaded at 100% and up to 7 GB of RAM (out of 8 possible) is consumed. Sometimes the problem is observed if you simply go to the Yandex Direct welcome page - from an account that does not yet have an advertising account.
As a result, the interface freezes after each serious action or quick transitions, and in some cases it “hangs up” the computer completely - until you close the browser through the “Device Manager”.
Why I sin specifically on the WEB-interface:
1.The problem is observed not on one device, but on three different ones - one on Mac OS, two on Windows 7.
2. Literally two months ago this was not the case. Moreover, the other day (April 30), Yandex rolled out a test update to change the interface - after that, the problems stopped for the whole day.
3. Reinstalling the system, demolishing plugins, installing Windows 10, trying to work under different browsers, other dances with tambourines - the result is the same, the resource eats like crazy.
In general, maybe someone else had (and successfully solved) such a problem? I would be grateful for almost any sensible advice.
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Sensible advice - write to Yandex that they are mu ***, pi *** and let them bring their ha ** brainchild to mind.
Do you want another analogy? You play the game at minimum settings, upgraded hardware, bought a new vidyuhi, but it still slows down, freezes, eats memory and processor overkill. Who is guilty? You or the developers of this creation?
PS I won't be surprised if Yandex has created a new uberkillermegoguano zhyes-framework, which is now like dirt, and is testing it.
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