Re: [orca-list] Chromium performance degraded after orca update

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Nice! Ok, I just committed a change to Orca master to resume using the
AT-SPI2 cache for parents in Chrome/Chromium. I'm not yet going to
commit that change to the stable branch because the fix I landed in
Chromium won't be in Chrome stable for a while. In the meantime,
hopefully you can stick with a clean local version of Orca master (i.e.
without any changes reverted) for now and have the performance you
expect.

Thanks again very much for hunting this down!
--joanie

On Wed, 2020-10-07 at 19:06 -0400, Kyle via orca-list wrote:
> I have to amend my previous message somewhat. Actually it's pretty
> darn 
> big. Initially I indicated that my work website has improved
> slightly 
> over 3.36.6. I must correct that, as now the performance has taken a 
> huge leap over 3.36.6. I would say that the rather repetitious trips
> I 
> have to make between the bottom of the page and the element above
> the 
> bottom where the number that I have to click will appear is much
> much 
> faster now, perhaps even twice as fast, which I'm hoping will show up
> in 
> my stats, as this impacts how the system works for everyone else.
> Thank 
> you very very much for helping me make this work.
>
> ~Kyle
>
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