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Metasuites slows down browser #31
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I cannot comment any slowdowns. |
Thanks for the feedback, we'll take it to heart and bust our humps to make some improvements. |
Yes that makes a huge difference and that's how I have got it configured now. However given the extension already knows which sites it should be active on, there's no reason a user should have to configure that manually. Glancing through the build config, it seems like the dev version doesn't. But I was unable to get it to successfully compile on my end. (It was surprising to me to realize just how much different extensions can slow down the entire browser, and I'm on the fastest PC out there - 14900ks with an optane SSD) |
One approach to solving this problem is to conditionally insert styles as needed, with the general idea as follows: export const getStyle = () => {
const style = document.createElement("style")
style.textContent = cssText
return style
} This will require some effort and a significant amount of time, but I will be making efforts in this direction, and I also welcome contributions from other developers in the form of pull requests. |
Shouldn't just changing the manifest.json be enough? The dist versions manifest.json: Vs if we change it to this, the slowdown issues go away: |
I love the extension, but I recently realized just how much it slows my computer down -
Installing Metasuite slows down my browser by around 20%
Testing using - https://browserbench.org/Speedometer3.0
By default it seems to load itself into every webpage, causing the slowdown.
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