Slack Text Input Lags and Drops Characters While Typing
A user reports that typed text disappears while they are actively typing in Slack, and that the in-app help resources they consulted for the issue read as generic AI-generated content rather than useful guidance. The core complaint is a disruptive input bug compounded by unhelpful support material.
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