I just tested it via a small python script sending divs at a rate of ~900mb (as measured by curl) and firefox just kills the request after 1-2 gb received (~2 seconds) with an "out of memory" error, while chrome seems to only receive around 1mb/s, uses 1 cpu core 100%, and grows infinitely in memory use. I killed it after 3 mins and consuming ca. 6GB (additionally, on top of the memory it used at startup)
A bit off-topic, but why do people still use the GIF format? The "example-hn.gif" is 8.5MB, for 45 seconds of pretty stuttery video. I converted it to a similar looking VP9 video, and it was only 1.5MB, and with AV1 I got it down to 550KB with basically lossless quality.
Can you give me your prompt that generates passable humans? Even stuff that worked on SD3 generates flesh demons for me in the playground linked in the post.