Cyberduck extrememly slow

[Jose]

My Cyberduck app for Mac OS X ( 10.6.8, 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB
667 Mhz DDR2 SDRAM ) has been extremely slow for over a year now **
when scrolling through lists of files. ** I can't figure out why so I
have switched to Fetch which is super fast for scrolling through long
lists of files.

Any ideas why scrolling, specifically would be so tedious? Has anyone
else had this specific issue? I don't experience this in other FTP
applications or other applications on my Mac Book Pro.

Thanks,

J

[Roger Moffat]

I wouldn't say that it's tedious, but it is slower than what I thought it used to be, and certainly slower than a list of the same length of files scrolls in the Finder.

Roger

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Hmm... I wish I could take a video of this. The application is more or less unusable for me because of the speed of the scrolling. First of all there is a delay of approx. 300 milliseconds before any scrolling happens and when it does start scrolling it's so slow as to not reflect the speed at which I'm tracking. What's even stranger is that it performs better on a fresh install but it's still poor.

That still doesn't explain why scrolling would be slow at all. Why would such a low-level feature be slower from one version to another? And finally... Fetch doesn't seem to suffer from this issue at all. Though I'd prefer to continue to use Cyberduck.

Thanks

[Calence]

It's likely due to your transfer list being a year long :)

If you select all transfers and delete them it might take days... I
just had this issue and found the solution. I posted about it here:
http://groups.google.com/group/cyberduck/browse_thread/thread/46358566b09d8efd