Re: [FULL] ChipMixer Signature Campaign

Cryptpad does not seem to load at all and gets stuck at "uploading shared folders". Sad

In my case it went on, but said then "This pad is not in your CryptDrive. Do you want to store it now?".
So I'd guess it's not there; maybe got a new name/URL at (re)upload, I don't know.

This message about storing it should always appear, that's a default feature of CryptPad. But the table indeed doesn't fully load. My guess is that it is potentially too large; as DarkStar_ already had issues due to its size.

For me, it's easily enough if only the last few weeks are mirrored on CryptPad. Not sure why he even migrated the existing table over. I expected it to only contain new weeks.

Edit: If you wait long enough, it does fully load. It just got a bit slower somehow. Either due to size growth of the table or they just have a slow day today..

Can confirm that I never had a issue with the service (so far) as the one reported by NotATether. I can, however, tell that every time that I open the link to test it, my average opening time is sitting around ~20-25 seconds which, when compared with Google Sheets, is noticeable. I really believe that this is due to the size of the spreadsheet and I can only believe that this will get worse over time (even if we started, this would eventually happen if we consider that ChipMixer will run at least the same number of years that it has). My only hope is that either CryptPad is aware of this issue, or if we would get better results if the service was hosted in a server...

Quote from: Trofo on Today at 03:23:18 PM

(...) I have been using CryptPad for the campaign we are running for these last couple of weeks and on that table size it works even better than google.

Thank you for your feedback Trofo! This is what makes me feel like that this test by ChipMixer was already worth it - At least 1 campaign manager is using / testing the service and let's hope that others do the same. The more users of CryptPad (or similar), the less users will Google Sheets have (regarding this subject).

PS: I reckon that I might look like I'm pushing CryptPad, but I promise that I'm in no way affiliated with the service.