Suggested by Frédéric Vercaemst – Under Review
It would be interesting if the webclient / service tier could have a setting to disable all the (fancy) animations / sliding transitions between pages / opening - closing fasttabs. This looks nice but slows down the navigation process / UX, especially for experienced users / users needing to do fast data input.
On Yammer, you can find a capture for a local on-prem environment with sufficient CPU / memory, showing the delay when opening / closing the fasttabs. Seems like this could go a lot faster when animations get disabled ...
https://www.yammer.com/dynamicsnavdev/#/Threads/show?threadId=89236307689472
Status Details
Thank you for your feedback. We are considering adding it to our longer term roadmap.
Your help is greatly appreciated,
Blazej Kotelko
PM, Microsoft
We really need better performance in Web client
In these difficult times we should not ask, but we should demand for this feature.
It would not only save time, but also conserve energy and reduce CO2 footprint.
Every time I when wait for animation to complete I see pictures of wasted planet in my mind.
It is 20.02.2023, almost 3 years after start of this post. Is this still under review? This is huge problem. Every single user in our company complains that Nav BC is way to slow - it makes them less productive - it costs us money,
It is more then twice slower then Nav 2018 and not to mention Nav 2009 - probably 5 times slower. This is not progress, this is regression.
The impact of animations is especially visible when using the system in a citrix / rdp environment.
On Prem environments are not necessarily accessible directly from users' computers.
There definitely should be an option to disable animations.
You can see how fast the System could react if you are using the tablet client, way less resources (and cpu power) needed. I don't understand why no one is complaining directly to microsoft...