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Most of the existing tree views used to crash my browser, they are making the naive mistake to load all the nodes in one shot. The simple solution was to load the nodes on demand, and when you open a node with thousands of children, and then you open another node which again has thousands of children, it is better to close the previous node and let go all their children than crash the browser.
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