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Maybe if I add an answer other people will be interested… I’m using opera for windows now, it’s a lot better but still lagging.
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Hi Furby - Glad it’s working a better for you. I think the reason people aren’t answering is that they do not see the same lag. I know my account has over 800 items right now (I archive fairly often) and it doesn’t seem to be lagging much if at all.
Have you tried it on a clean browser with no extensions? Like using Chrome in Incognito mode? Also, how many items do you have at the top level of your outline? Are those items open or collapsed? All that could impact performance.
Let us know and we can continue to troubleshoot. You shouldn’t have to use opera.
Mine too has slowed down to where I’m waiting for it to catch up. I thought maybe it was my computer but the slowdown was sudden and on firefox, chrome and Opera.
Hi James, I’ve under 550 items, one area filter brings me down to 3 root items with maybe 15 total underneath but still damn slow.
I made a second account and started creating items underneath as a test, it’s quick as tasks off a shovel, maybe there’s something in the note contents of my slow account?
Hi Furby - Thanks for your willingness to help out. We do not see this with very many accounts, so it is quite strange.
Does this happen immediately after loading GTDNext? Or only after a while using it? Would you be willing to share your account info with us to take a look at your account? If so, can you send in a support ticket with that info and Sergio will inspect how your account is setup to see if helps him troubleshoot the issue. Understand if you don’t want to do that…
Performance is way better, feels like 90% improvement and it’s a real-time experience again which is perfect!
One new behavior though is the AREAS filter, now to make it work I need to select a filter (no change) invert the selection (no change) invert back and not the filter is applied. These steps seem to need to be followed once per login and then it sticks.