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Updated Jan 22, 2018
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Stephen Rose I don't want to sound too negative here, but have you folks tested this against a "real life" usage scenario? The interface is all nice and dandy... until you try to browse the actual file list. My ODFB usage is "moderate" at best, but I still have hundreds of events per day, and the flashy controls simply cant handle those. Just the amount of time it takes for the complete list to load (and all the scrolling) is beyond annoying. Would be nice if you show some numbers on the chart, as the only way to get them is to scroll down to the corresponding date.
The performance is another issue - IE in particular handles it very bad, with freezes, high CPU usage and so on. On other browsers, the screen flickers, RAM usage spikes, and the most annoying part - every time I scroll down to get another "batch" of entries, all the Groups (the date-based grouping) auto-expand. Regardless of how many times I've collapsed them before. Surely there's a better way to handle this?
I can certainly live with a crappier, but more "responsive" interface.