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I've no recent experience of the on-prem version, but nowadays I have to use the cloud version and it's painfully slow. One common problem I encounter is that a
by smcl 6y ago
I've no recent experience of the on-prem version, but nowadays I have to use the cloud version and it's painfully slow. One common problem I encounter is that after a page loads I might want to search for something in the search box. I'll click it and start typing ... then at some point the rest of the page has loaded including the stupid key bindings which do various random actions on different keystrokes. I don't know why they have this, it's infuriating.
Oh and they keep updating the UI which involves shuffling things around and every new version is slower than the last. If you're running on-prem you at least get to decide when to update and notify everyone accordingly. We'd just find out one day that everything has been moved around and learn the new locations of different features.
Sorry I'm really just generally ranting about Jira now but honestly I find it so infuriating to use. Confluence as well, how did they manage to make wikis suck so bad?
- Jedd 6y agoAgreed. Hijacking ctrl-f in my browser (chrome) is user-hostile, given searching on-page is a reasonable expectation for any web app. I use Confluence regularly over a high latency (600ms) link - and this has the surprise / delayed page load you describe, with the newer search features refusing to action your search request until it's loaded & rendered a large overlay on the right-hand side of the screen. These two attributes make are hugely frustrating, given looking for information is the key function of a wiki.