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There are two issues filed already which I think sounds similar enough, and from the referenced it obviously scales: https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/i

There are two issues filed already which I think sounds similar enough, and from the referenced it obviously scales: https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20431 https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20431 https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20143 https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/20143 I think the reason you don't see log reports here is that a condition for this to be problematic is large number of rooms/DMs. We could audit/edit the logs and submit them manually (and perhaps I'll get around to that). I also suspect high-intensity users are more likely to disable telemetry. Just putting out a possible explanation why this issue may be more prominent than can be gathered from analytics. You do seem to recognize the common complaints of slowness (the dismissal of which prompted me to follow up in the first place), and there is at least one GitHub issue open by prominent community members since ~6 months.

Arathorn 4y ago
It's literally impossible to tell whether the two issues you've linked are the same as the one you're complaining about unless you submit logs and your own bug so we can triage to see why your client is slow.
- Legogris 4y ago
  Hey, I'm not expecting you or anyone else to spend time or resources on this. These threads were all prompted as replies to different forms of dismissal of other individuals claiming that element-desktop is slow. I want Element to be great and to be able to honestly vouch for it. It would be more honest to say something like "element-desktop works great on macOS and keeps improving on all platforms", rather than pretending like anyone with issues is an edge case. Could it be that you, who work closely to the product, are more of an edge case? We all have our blind spots. If you have time at some point, maybe spin up an Ubuntu/Fedora/whatever VM, install element-desktop, sign in to your account and try to use that as your desktop driver for two weeks. Should be straight-forward enough on a Mac. It needs to be with your largest account. Consider it a challenge.

Arathorn 4y ago

It's literally impossible to tell whether the two issues you've linked are the same as the one you're complaining about unless you submit logs and your own bug so we can triage to see why your client is slow.

Legogris 4y ago
Hey, I'm not expecting you or anyone else to spend time or resources on this. These threads were all prompted as replies to different forms of dismissal of other individuals claiming that element-desktop is slow. I want Element to be great and to be able to honestly vouch for it. It would be more honest to say something like "element-desktop works great on macOS and keeps improving on all platforms", rather than pretending like anyone with issues is an edge case. Could it be that you, who work closely to the product, are more of an edge case? We all have our blind spots. If you have time at some point, maybe spin up an Ubuntu/Fedora/whatever VM, install element-desktop, sign in to your account and try to use that as your desktop driver for two weeks. Should be straight-forward enough on a Mac. It needs to be with your largest account. Consider it a challenge.