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Add Scrum to Trello
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TrelloScrum makes Firefox slow #78

Open andreicristianpetcu opened 9 years ago

andreicristianpetcu commented 9 years ago

Hi,

Firefox Nightly has a new fancy feature that shows what plugins make it slow. It started complaining about TrelloScrum among others. Please check it out! I disabled a handfull of plugins (including this one) and now FF is very fast. This feature will land in Firefox 38 (I think) so users that use the stable FF will start to complain in April. Check out this calendar https://wiki.mozilla.org/RapidRelease/Calendar#Future_branch_dates

Here is the FF feature in bugzilla https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1071880 I don't think TrelloScrum makes only FF Nighlty slow, I think it makes all versions slow but Nightly shows a message to the user.

Thank you for building this addon!

cflagg commented 7 years ago

@SeanColombo Will do. Please let me know if there's something else I can do to diagnose the issue (would I find hints in the browser console, or is there another extension I can use?). Definitely would like to use the scrum points to highlight which tasks to prioritize!

SeanColombo commented 7 years ago

@cflagg there isn't anything I can think of in the console, but now there is a pretty good "Performance" tab in Chrome (to the right of the Console tab) which might be able to give a better idea of where things are going wrong. Thanks for all of the help!

SeanColombo commented 6 years ago

Submitted v 1.101 to Firefox which makes it a WebExtension now, so the profiling for the Legacy version probably is obsolete now.

On OS X, Activity monitor with Firefox just having one Trello tab open (fairly large board) shows CPU of 0.33% without the extension and around 1-3% most of the time, with extension. So there's definitely something consuming more resources than we'd want. Since I couldn't get it to hang for me on the legacy (pre-WebExtension) version, I'm not sure if this is just annoying or if it will be unreasonably slow for users. If you upgrade to 1.101, please let me know if the performance feels okay on your boards.