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browser.close() Not closing the chromium properly #274

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mysteriousHerb opened this issue Nov 30, 2019 · 3 comments
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browser.close() Not closing the chromium properly #274

mysteriousHerb opened this issue Nov 30, 2019 · 3 comments

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@mysteriousHerb
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As the image shown, although I do browser.close(), the chromium process just start to accumulate. Anyway to fix the issue?

@quentinfayet
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I'm having the same problem here. Running pyppeteer 0.0.25 in a Docker container. I have zombies process stacking up despite explicitely closing the browser at the end of the script.

@mysteriousHerb
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Try having autoClose=False for the pyppeteer.launcher.launch() and then explicitly close the browser later. It seems to solve the issue, but there are so many memory leaking etc problem that i need to solve..

@test24853
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Is there any proper way currently to close the browser as intended by the library?

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