Issue You need to completely rewrite the Changelog page. It's too long and is causing a delay.

[WSNHosting]

You need to completely rewrite the Changelog page. It's too long and is causing a delay.

It really frustrates me, no matter how many times I try to open it.

http://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/18.0/change-log/

 

[Sebahat.hadzhi]

Hi, @WSNHosting . Thank you for your feedback. Plesk is a mature product, and the changelog contains entries covering multiple Plesk releases and updates, so its length reflects release notes over many versions documented. However, I understand that navigating a long page can be frustrating. I will consult with our team on the possibility to introduce collapsible components or some other manner for improving navigation.

I tested the page on my side, but I am not able to reproduce the loading issue you described. Could you share a few more details about what happens when you try to open it? Also, what OS and browser you are using? Thank you in advance.

 

[WSNHosting]

window 11 64bit ram 32gb edge
This page is extremely slow and freezes for a long time before all the data finally loads. Do you have any plans to improve it at all? Or are you actually aiming to win an award for the "worst website"?

 

[King555]

I never had any issues with the length of the change log, works fine in Firefox.

 

[Anthony]

Opens with less than a second. I would appreciate a video that confirms the issue. Thank you in advance.

 

[pleskuser67553]

Same, quick to load on Firefox, moderate DSL connection.

@Sebahat.hadzhi I like that I can use Ctrl+F to instantly find text in the page, so collapsed items could hinder this somewhat.

@WSNHosting Would you consider subscribing to its RSS for bitesize chunks? https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/rss.xml

Admittedly, the RSS formatting could do with some work, because each log item has no additional HTML formatting, so in my reader a big log entry appears as one paragraph lump.

 

[Kaspar]

The Change Log page always loads pretty fast for me too, especially for how much content it has. Just like @pleskuser67553 it mostly use it with Ctrl+F to instantly search for text strings. However I do feel there is room for improvement here. Going trough the change log manually to keep track of things can be quite cumbersome.

A suggestion for adding filters to the page have been made in the past. Which I think is still an excellent idea

 

[pleskuser67553]

Going trough the change log manually to keep track of things can be quite cumbersome.

Until anything better comes along, I update a bookmark in my browser using the URL fragment of the last entry I read, e.g. https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/#plesk-18081-mu4