Thank you all for your responses. I do not have any tiddlers so large, but using Firefox ESR I have > experienced breakdowns when TiddlyWiki slows to the point of being > unresponsive. Quite a few times ending up with a ruined tiddlywiki (0 file). > I've had hiccups like that on several versions of Firefox before. It turns out, ESR is my problem.
So can you have a closer look at the plugins you use? > Did you make heavy changes to the View- or EditTemplates? > - Danielo's footNote add-on - Highlight.js plugin - A single filter in $:/core/macros/timeline - No changes to View and EditTemplates Which font did you embed and how? .... > How big are the font files? > Is the font embedded into the TW? Input Font, embedded base64 encode stylesheet, 115KB > -* Create a backup* > - Throw out the font from the TW if it is embedded. > - test again > > - Install the font on the OS ... Only makes sense, if you are the only > one, who wants to see the real beauty of your TW ;) > - test again. I've tried these. It does not improve the performance. I’d concur that the problem is unlikely to be a simple matter of the number > of words in the wiki. > > For comparison, I’m working on a project for a client to convert a 25MB > Microsoft Word file into TiddlyWiki. It contains 14,800 pages, 6,300 > paragraphs, 8,580,000 words and 46,000,000 characters (not counting spaces). > > Converting it into a TiddlyWiki yields a 55MB HTML file. On my five year > old Mac, performance is astonishingly good: it loads in less than 5 > seconds, and I can search the entire file in less than 5 seconds. > > In contrast, typing a single character into the Word document takes about > 10 seconds to update the screen… > Load time is good. Search time is excellent. This is primarily an issue editing a large tiddler. Opening and saving the large tiddler has a bit of a pause, but typing in the editor has a ~3 second delay. That much delay makes takes me out of my writing flowstate. Just for the record, what platform, OS, and hardware are we talking about? > What is the actual size of your TW? > > TW is not indexed, meaning that it scales with the hardware it is on. For the record: E3 Xeon, 16GB RAM, 750Ti, Ubuntu 16.04, Firefox ESR, 10MB wiki. So, I grabbed Chromium, and I have zero performance problems on it. Damnit! The only reason I'm using ESR is because I love some of my extensions, including Tiddlyfox. I can't escape the Firefox Apocalypse. =( I guess I'll be moving to Quantum w/savetiddlers + syncing/linking the updated wiki file to the directory it belongs. Anyone have a sync or linking method that they love for this? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/afe9fe29-5833-4a45-97b7-ba49edf09c35%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
