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Bug report - Pending Dropdown Images loading slowly

So when I leave poal open for a while and continue browsing where I left it, the drop down pics take forever to load. I don't know if this is just because I left it open, and I haven't tested it fully but it's just something I noticed. It gets annoying cuz I like to browse all the content ever so I don't want to reload and lose my position, which will usually fix this.

I'll test it over the weekend and see how load times are affected the longer a page stays open.

So when I leave poal open for a while and continue browsing where I left it, the drop down pics take forever to load. I don't know if this is just because I left it open, and I haven't tested it fully but it's just something I noticed. It gets annoying cuz I like to browse all the content ever so I don't want to reload and lose my position, which will usually fix this. I'll test it over the weekend and see how load times are affected the longer a page stays open.

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No it doesn't matter if I have opened images in the expando. If I leave the page open and come back to it (maybe like 15 minutes later) and then try opening in expando, images take long to load. maybe over 20-30 seconds. Any image.

To fix it I can refresh the page or just open a new tab or click to another page, but staying there keeps everything slow. I don't know if it gets slower the longer I stay on it or it just hits a point where loading is slow.

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Sounds like a caching issue with your browser. Try in incognito/private mode and report later.

Also you said it happens with all your devices. Are they all using the same browser?

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I do use chrome on all of them, yes. They are not all on the same version, and one is on android, but it could still be a reason. I'll try incognito right now.

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Well, we may have found the culprit.

Chrome is well known for consuming tons of ram and has several memory leak issues.

There are tons of reports and tutorial to supposedly "fix" these issues.

Search for "Chrome memory leak".