[MlMt] Slow since HIgh Sierra upgrade?

[Robert Brenstein]

On 11 Nov 2017, at 8:38, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:

>> No idea whether this is related to the above or not but I am using El 
>> Capitan and I noticed that certain actions in MM seem to have 
>> developed hiccups since some time ago, like over past several months. 
>> No idea whether it is related to MM updates or system upgrades, but 
>> this these hiccups do not get any better with newer releases. Worse 
>> if anything. By hiccups I mean MM freezing the interface and spinning 
>> pizza for a while. Most visible is the spinning pizza when I am 
>> asking to create a new message or (worse) to reply. It can spin from 
>> 10 secs to 30 secs before the expected window shows up.
>
> That is a ridiculous long time. Is this an old machine?
>
> You can make a sample for me like this (while it's hanging):
>
>     sample MailMate 10 -f ~/Desktop/sample_mailmate.txt
>
>> This does not occur all the time but it has been occurring lately 
>> often enough that it is getting slowly to be annoying.
>
> The problem is likely related to the use of the “Premailer” 
> inliner for CSS. It can be disabled (in the Composer preferences 
> pane), but I wouldn't really recommend that. It appears it is much 
> slower for some users than for others, but I've not found a pattern to 
> this (and I cannot reproduce it).
>
> There are things I could probably do to do some of the work on a 
> separate thread, but when it can take 30 seconds to complete then that 
> is not really a good solution.
>
> Maybe also forward me one of the “worst” emails for this issue. I 
> tend to get emails written in MailMate and maybe part of the problem 
> is that I never reply to huge HTML emails...
>
> \-- 
> Benny

I am not sure whether this is related to a specific message content. I 
just did a little testing and opening a reply for the same message is 
sometimes instant and sometimes I have to wait as described. The very 
long wait times as seldom but there were a few times that I have thought 
that MM hang up. The drive has over 60 GB free, so the space should be 
enough. It is MacBook Pro with 2,2 GHz Intel Core i7 processor and 16 GB 
memory, so not exactly a slouch.

Robert
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