I use UniUploader to upload my character profiler, pvp log and groupcalendar files to my webserver. I also use it to grab data from a page and store it to a saved variables file.

I was looking at improving my game performance and I noticed that UniUploader was using 100K memory! What gives?

I think it has to do with the downloading of data to a LUA file... Perhaps some variable destruction is needed?

Woot 100k -_-
Have you any idea how much Wow takes ? =))

it does its garbage collection automatically, the most ive ever seen is ~50Megs

I appologize, I mis-typed in my original post.

UniUploader was at 100,000K and this was after I had been running WoW for a few hours. So I don't know why it would have been holding onto that much memory for so long. (I checked this while WoW was running.)

And yes, WoW on my machine is using 415,000K memory. So the idea that UniUploader is using 100,000K is a bit of a concern. Especially when I am trying to convince my guild members to leave it running or always use it to start WoW.

I never keep UniUploader running while I am playing WoW. I start it when I have logged out and click on the Upload button - problem solved. I'm always worried about memory consumption when I'm playing so I don't use it if I don't absolutely need it.

When I wrote a how-to for using the UniUploader on my site, I wrote it the way I just described using it so they don't have to run UniUploader while playing either.

That is pretty extreme.

how many optional+required addons do you have available via UA if any?