Meanwhile, I remember reading full ebooks on my Pentium which were rendered as a single HTML file with zero lag.
To be fair, despite all the other ways that Slack runs rings around Teams, rendering speed isn’t one of them.
But, yeah, you’d think this would be an easy opportunity for a big win for Teams.
Huh, going the other way, I didn’t notice it get much worse; Slack seemed slow, and so did Teams, but not overwhelmingly slower. Might not have been “rendering” proper, could have been network topology of our orgs installations of each and more latency to Slack than Teams, or something like that.
It rolls back to the past, but lags, so it ends up showing you the wrong part of the history, rolling back to the present or a indeterminate past all while not showing what you searched for.