Currently, when typing a domain to query via ENS, each key stroke triggers a series of network requests, to look up that name on the ENS.
A popular way to improve performance for these types of scenarios is to "debounce" the requests, or wait a brief period after the last input change before issuing a query, to reduce undesired network requests while users are still typing.
Considering there are some performance/memory issues at the moment, I think this would be an easy way to improve search performance considerably.
Currently, when typing a domain to query via ENS, each key stroke triggers a series of network requests, to look up that name on the ENS.
A popular way to improve performance for these types of scenarios is to "debounce" the requests, or wait a brief period after the last input change before issuing a query, to reduce undesired network requests while users are still typing.
Considering there are some performance/memory issues at the moment, I think this would be an easy way to improve search performance considerably.