Thanks! Not using custom css or plugins. Glad you could reproduce this. Scrolling in a linked preview is the most painful part, which freezes up the entire UI for me. Have you tried this?
Would this be a use case that Obsidian is not meant for, or would you say this is a scaling issue that will be addressed?
Ok I don’t see any freeze and I can scroll just fine. The only problem I have is that it takes a long time to update the preview when I write in the editor. It’s possible that the situation is better for me because we already introduced some changes in 0.11.1 for large documents that you haven’t received yet.
Awesome, I’ll look forward to the next release, and will post an update here. Thank you for the response!
May I take a moment to say how awesome Obsidian is overall? I’ve been using it for a month. The local-file and markdown approach is what appealed to me given the privacy and data ownership angles. The polish of the UI blew me away because of how fantastic the usability is. Not to mention the extensibility with the plugins. It’s very quickly become a tool I use heavily now! Amazing work, kudos to the team!
I have a document I wrote on Google Docs that I wanted to migrate to Obsidian when I also ran into this issue. This is a file with a large number of characters. Text changes don’t appear in Obsidian until a minute later! Small edits appear faster.
File size: 7522060 characters, about 7,346 KB
The reason the file is long is because I have hyperlinked to images on the internet and the link paths are REALLY long. Reducing the number of characters in the file removes the delay, but this still feels like a problem.
@WhiteNoise This is pretty easy to achieve. I just ran into this issue using the Chrome Markdownload extension with image downloading enabled to base64 encodings. File size = 7.6Mb. Looks great rendered but if I try to go into edit mode Obsidian completely freezes and I have to quit out.