Re: Issues with message list in Thunderbird after updating to gnome 3.10

Hi again.
Seems that the problem doesn't exists in version 17.0.8 of thunderbird.
At least I could not reproduce so far.


On 10/08/2013 08:50 AM, José Vilmar Estácio de Souza wrote:
> Hi Peter.
> This is confirmed as described.
> I'll try to downgrade TB to a previous version to confirm if the problem
> persists.
>
> On 10/08/2013 07:03 AM, Peter Vágner wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I am not sure where might be the issue but I feel this is critical so
>> I'm trying to make a lot of noise regarding it.
>>
>> After upgrading to Thunderbird 24 I was still using gnome 3.8. I have
>> noticed manipulating folder view and / or using message filter causes
>> message list content in the main window of thunderbird to change and
>> unfortunatelly it causes noticeable lag. It is a few seconds even with
>> large folders. I have sent a query regarding this to Marco Zehe and
>> Trevor Saunders at Mozilla so maybe I'll get an advice.
>> However after updating to gnome 3.10 the lag has even increased. While
>> using multiple accounts in thunderbird, switching from one to the other
>> sometimes causes such a lag that I need to restart thunderbird or orca
>> in order to get some functionality back. Otherwise I can use orca in
>> other apps but while thunderbird is in focus orca only speaks keypresses
>> Without presenting anythink usefull.
>> So I am afraid this is no longer a thunderbird only issue.
>>
>> It reminds me of gnome 2.x days where presentation of tables and lists
>> was causing huge lags and freezes however currently this is the only
>> place where I can observe a lag and freeze. For comparison I am able to
>> browse the folder with 300 subfolders where each of them has at least 20
>> or more files inside. Handling large lists in nautilus also takes little
>> while but I haven't observed freeze and after a short while I can
>> continue where I have left off without a need for additional workarounds.
>>
>> Please can anyone try to reproduce this and also try to suggest
>> something leading towards eventually solving this?
>>
>>
>> Greetings
>>
>> Peter
>>
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