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Presumably, almost all of the rows are tagged with "display:none" then? From the timings I did in the past, rendering tables with thousands of rows and a many c

Presumably, almost all of the rows are tagged with "display:none" then? From the timings I did in the past, rendering tables with thousands of rows and a many columns can take whole seconds.

beebeepka 5y ago
Table rendering/updates used to be all or nothing, so loading big sets meant waiting for the entire thing. Not sure if that is still the case in all browsers