Is there any profiler tool that can debug which javascript / object in the DOM causes Internet Explorer to freeze / crash. CPU usage is over 60%, and I want to know the reason for this that the script / Flash Object calls.
Thanks for the help.
I'm trying to view an IE6 profile, when the browser freezes when the page loads, the page contains various things like LightBox, Flash Player and lots of JS. When a page is viewed, the IE processor load becomes more than 60%, which does not correspond to all other pages of my site.
So you need to know which script / DOM element causes CPU usage, I used the Debug Diagnostic Tools utilities to check the memory usage of the IE6 process, but it gives me COM component functions that cause memory usage, and I don't get that script on my page calls this.
I got the result of using JScript.dll memory, using Flash10c.ocx, etc.
Fiddler is also not the right choice, since I do not want to see the time taken to load a specific JS, image, CSS.
I want something like Ants Profiler, which gives details of each function performed on the server side, and their CPU / memory usage.
This profiler should look for client-side code, not the server-side code that Ants does.
Thanks for the help.