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> From the Web developer side, we also want early feedback on use cases that may be slow today Have you ever tried Google+? In my experience this is one of the
by yoodenvranx 11y ago
> From the Web developer side, we also want early feedback on use cases that may be slow today
Have you ever tried Google+? In my experience this is one of the most demanding pages out there and it is almost unusable in Firefox for me. The only reasonable way for me to use it is to switch to Chrome. (Linux, cheap Intel Celeron with 2.6 GHz)
- userbinator 11y agoHave you tried spoofing user-agent (and other identifiers) to Chrome?
- acdha 11y agoHave you tried it without any extensions enabled? Google+ has always performed roughly the same in Firefox as Chrome in my usage — fairly good but not great due to the massive amount of work they're doing in JS. That's improved over the years but it's taken a long time to approach native scrolling performance in any browser.
- kough 11y agoEven worse, Google Keep with ~3 years of notes. Actually unusable in a web browser for me at this point - chrome, Safari, Firefox, doesn't matter. Trying to figure out the best way to export all my notes. Sucks, because it's fantastic on mobile, and the built in reminder features are really useful. Anyone have a good mobile + webpage alternative?
- btrask 11y agoOut of curiosity, how many notes? No suggestions, sorry.
- kough 11y agoI would give you a count if I could. My guess is on the order of thousands, but not tens of thousands. Seems like the browsers are trying to download every single note I've ever created at once (from looking at the network requests and seeing the huge amounts of data being transferred). Also, just tried loading the site on a much faster internet connection and everything worked, although text entry was slightly laggy on a new note. Still couldn't figure out how to get a count of my notes though.