Wispr Flow Windows app freezes VS Code and consumes excessive RAM
The Windows version of Wispr Flow voice dictation app freezes VS Code during active dictation, consumes 800MB RAM while idle, and takes 8-10 seconds to respond to hotkey activation. These bugs cause lost unsaved work and make the tool unusable as a background productivity layer, driving users to alternatives.
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