The Code IDE reloads when you come back to the tab
Your browser put the Paradime tab to sleep. Browsers do this to background tabs to save memory: Microsoft Edge calls it sleeping tabs, and Chrome calls it Memory Saver. A sleeping tab loses its connection to your Code IDE, so when you come back, the Code IDE reloads and you wait for it to load again.SolutionAdd Paradime to the list of sites your browser always keeps active.Microsoft Edge
- Open
edge://settings/system(Settings → System and performance) and go to Performance. - Under Always keep these sites active, select Add site. Older versions of Edge call this list Never put these sites to sleep.
- Enter
https://app.paradime.ioand select Add.
- Go to Settings → Performance.
- Next to Always keep these sites active, select Add.
- Select Add sites manually, enter
app.paradime.io, and select Add.
[*.]paradime.io from sleeping tabs. In Edge, the policy is SleepingTabsBlockedForUrls.The Code IDE is slow to open after a day away
Paradime stops your Code IDE after 24 hours without use. The next time you open it, it starts from scratch, so that first load takes longer than usual.SolutionNo action is needed. The wait only happens on the first open after a day or more away.If the Code IDE is slow every time you open it, record a debug session and share it with the Paradime team.