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The CPU usage is constantly high at 70% when my simple Trello board is at foreground. It drops to almost zero after I switch to another Chrome tab.
Chrome dev console shows a list of errors:
I guess there is a wild timer that keeps running at foreground which consumes a lot of CPU.
Edit1: I have upgraded Chrome to 90.0.4430.93. The issue is still there.
Hi @Bo Hu ,
please share your screenshot to Trello support team as well
https://trello.com/en/contact#/
if you don't use the chrome extensions and you can reproduce in private mode of browser.
it's bug
It's caused by a Chrome extension "Selection Highlighter". I have to turn it off as adding "trello.com" to its domain blacklist doesn't work. It must have injected some scripts that break trello.
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The same issue occurred again today after I disabled the extension. I have no idea what is the root cause and I'm afraid I don't have more time to investigate into it.
I switched to Safari.
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agree, just trello board opened is causing increase of the CPU usage couple of times, just let it opened and listen to the fans in your laptop
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