Canva Is Too Slow and Laggy for PowerPoint Presentation Editing
Users report extreme lag when editing PowerPoint presentations in Canva, which is unexpected for a tool whose core function is text and layout editing. Performance issues degrade the editing experience to the point of frustration. This is a vendor performance issue rather than a market gap.
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