Users Frustrated by Slack's Resource Usage and Clunky Experience
A user delivers a harsh, broad complaint about Slack's performance and usability, describing it as resource-heavy despite being just a Chromium wrapper and lacking an intuitive or responsive experience. The complaint reflects a wider, recurring pattern of dissatisfaction with Electron-based chat apps rather than one specific incident.
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