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Originally Posted by protagonist
I didn't know it did, actually. However, if it indexes these files during startup, it still has to store this index in memory. The fewer it has to store, the fewer it has to process, the fewer resources it uses to do so, etc
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True. But I do not think it is likely to be a bottleneck, unless the user has literally millions of files. There are plenty of very efficient ways to construct and traverse such indices.