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I believe this is because they don’t lazyload the document. The entire conversation sits in the DOM.
by lelandfe 4mo ago
I believe this is because they don’t lazyload the document.
The entire conversation sits in the DOM.
- porridgeraisin 4mo agoYeah - is such a large dom of essentially text expected to be that slow? For what it's worth I use a small script that essentially deletes old chat messages DOM nodes which significantly speeds it up.
- lelandfe 4mo agoYes, because under the hood it’s much more than just text. It’s not hard to imagine dozens if not hundreds of elements are contained within each prompt+reply pair. I bet there’s also some React performance issues involved here too There are some real table stakes FE perf issues with the ChatGPT site