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Browser stalls when using Confluence

Søren Knudsen
Søren Knudsen May 06, 2020

Hello everyone

 

We use Confluence in my workplace, and it's generally great, _except_ that whenever I have a Confluence tab open in my browser, it seems to slow down my browser in general, in some cases so much so that I'm forced to close the tab to get back control of my browser.

I just had to do some intensive editing of a Confluence page, and it got to a point where I had seconds of lag in between each keyboard input.

It's my impression that several of my colleagues have similar issues.

Does Confluence have a memory leak in the frontend, or are we doing something wrong? Are other people experiencing similar issues?

 

Kind regards

Søren

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Gonchik Tsymzhitov
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Jan 04, 2021

Hi! 

Please, next time compare with incognito mode. 

It will help the understand the problem on client side or other side

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