I’ve noticed the same issue, especially when working with larger datasets or moving quickly between multiple records. The interface can take a few seconds to respond, which can become quite noticeable during day-to-day work.
I think improvements to caching, page loading, and the way large datasets are handled could make the experience much smoother. Even small reductions in loading times would have a real impact for users who work with Alma/Primo throughout the day
I’d also be interested to know whether Ex Libris has any performance improvements planned, or whether there are recommended settings or workarounds that can help improve responsiveness in the meantime.
ThomasK
Hi,
I’ve noticed the same issue, especially when working with larger datasets or moving quickly between multiple records. The interface can take a few seconds to respond, which can become quite noticeable during day-to-day work.
I think improvements to caching, page loading, and the way large datasets are handled could make the experience much smoother. Even small reductions in loading times would have a real impact for users who work with Alma/Primo throughout the day
I’d also be interested to know whether Ex Libris has any performance improvements planned, or whether there are recommended settings or workarounds that can help improve responsiveness in the meantime.
Thanks for raising the topic!