Hi Kanav, The view is not the only place where you can add watchers. I highly suspect that there is a controller behind this, that uses an actual $scope.$watch. Also, it might just be that the div is part of a scope where there is a watcher, meaning the watcher has nothing to do with the element itself, but it's attached to something higher up the DOM hierarchy. There is no way to know, without the actual code-base handy. BTW, the number of watchers is less important as one might believe. You can bring down a system with a single wrongly written one, and on the opposite on that, I had pages with over 20.000 watchers that still performed more than well. Watchers are just one of the many indicators.
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