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Having those objects as private properties in prefs.js (line 41-45) won't let everything get garbage collected after window close. If you want to do that, make them local (for `fillPreferencesWindow`) and pass them to the methods they need it. or you can leave it like that and null them out on window close request: ```js fillPreferencesWindow(window) { // .. window.connect('close-request', () => { this.#settings = null this.#builder = null this.#window = null }); } ```
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