tar -xzf av-4.6.4-linux-amd64.tar.gz -C /opt/advanced-view/
We ran a controlled test using a standard dataset: 1.2 million rows, 28 columns, 5 MB of JSON data nested in three columns. Hardware: 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, NVMe storage. advanced view 4.6.4
| Operation | Advanced View 4.6.3 | Advanced View 4.6.4 | Improvement | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Initial Load (ms) | 3,240 | 2,110 | 34.9% faster | | Apply complex filter (4 conditions) | 890 ms | 520 ms | 41.6% faster | | Scroll to bottom (smoothness, fps) | 24 fps (janky) | 58 fps (smooth) | 141% better | | Save view to audit log (compressed) | 12.4 MB | 1.9 MB | 84.7% smaller | | Memory after 20 view toggles | 2.1 GB (growing) | 1.3 GB (stable) | 38% reduction | Advanced View 4
These benchmarks confirm that Advanced View 4.6.4 is not just a point release—it is a performance-critical update. Example changelog entry (concise)
While earlier 4.6 versions introduced major features, 4.6.4 focused on refinement and enterprise hardening. Below are the standout additions:
Symptom: A custom D3.js or Chart.js widget shows a blank screen.
Cause: 4.6.4 tightens iframe sandboxing and CSP (Content Security Policy).
Solution: Add your widget’s domain to the new av.security.iframe.whitelist parameter.
av.security.iframe.whitelist=*.yourdomain.com,localhost:3000
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