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Content of this podcast episode New blog posts this week The Sir Apfelot Podcast can also be found on Apple Podcasts in the Technology section. We also celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first iMac and take a look at the background of the returns scam. Our newsreel covers a variety of current topics, from a dead e-ink display to Niantic's new AR hit Peridot to current Apple issues and rumors of upcoming products. If you can't find a solution, please leave a comment.

I can imagine that too, for example Grammarly could be a cause, since this plugin also checks the HTML text boxes again and again. Your problem may also be solved if you switch off a certain plugin or deactivate it for the Dropbox domain. If you are not using the LanguageTool plugin, but you are still struggling with an insanely slow browser when editing Dropbox Paper documents, then I recommend you take a look at the settings, where the currently activated plugins or addons can be found. Is this for the domain happened (see screenshot), then the content in the paper document can be edited again. However, the add-on has an option in the settings to deactivate the check for certain websites. In the LanguageTool add-on I use, there is a possibility to deactivate the function for certain websites. The result is that the LanguageTool add-on constantly checks all content in this field, which brings the browser to its knees. The Dropbox web editor is also a text field, but it has been given a different design so that it no longer looks like a normal HTML text area field.

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