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seems there are reports of different sorts of delays in the comments. w.r.t. a small, split-second one in initial rendering, i'd take it ten times out of ten o
by boneitis 2y ago
seems there are reports of different sorts of delays in the comments.
w.r.t. a small, split-second one in initial rendering, i'd take it ten times out of ten over what it was for me all these years: immediate ability to key in input, but if you typed at the precisely (im)perfect moment, which was an extremely common occurrence, the extension would bug out and not perform the actual search.
so i'm sitting there for about a whole second wasted for having waited out the threshold to realize that it bugged out yet again and didn't perform my search. then, i would have to either backspace or type in the next character in the query in order to trigger the search; this was often an unpleasant added mental overhead when backspacing would repopulate results that you were trying to filter out.
i'd rather have the split-second delay for every initial render.