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@antobisdian Sorry for the short reply earlier. The one plugin that you see a non-user selectable plugin that implements an editor feature. We believe the slowdown to be caused during the startup process by the filesystem read operation or data processing.
@TheEndernaut How are your results if you enable restricted mode and restart Obsidian?
What is your OS version, exact make and model of the device, and where is your vault stored. Thanks
I am quite interested in this bug report, so please let me know!
We believe that at least a fraction of the users who are experiencing this bug
are affected by recent bugs/regression introduced by the upstream framework we use (Electron 33+).
You can try to download and install version 1.7.7 (which is based on electron 32) and rely on the internal update mechanism to update only the app to 1.8.7. Please, let me know if this solves your problem.
I confirm. The suggestion improved the performance heavily. Sandbox vault opens in a second, not in 20 minutes as it was on 1.8.7 Installer version. Tested on Windows 11
Hi all, I can also confirm that this works on my Windows 11 machine.
side notes (maybe useful for debugging):
Firstly I have noticed that the issue OP described only occurs for me after a reboot of my machine or reinstallation of obsidian, and then every 2nd time
→ i.e. it starts up normally every 2nd time (yes this is weird, but it’s consistant, I documented 14 tries in a reproducible environment)
Secondly I have also observed that then during the (fast) 2nd-time startup, the startup time for “Vault” is way longer then before (for me that was from ~2’000 to ~8’000 ms)
I hope this information can be useful for someone, feel free to ask for more informationen when needed