Browser Version Performs Significantly Worse Than Desktop App, Especially in Chrome
A user reports that while the desktop app is acceptable, the browser version performs poorly, particularly in Chrome, the most widely used browser. This platform-specific performance gap degrades the experience for users who rely on browser access rather than installing the desktop client.
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