Jason Weill

It looks like these requests are coming from the file browser. We could improve this with an improved backoff system in case the server later comes back. How frequently are...

Similar issue: #11207 This was fixed almost a year ago. @chenjpu which version of JupyterLab are you running?

Other responses that may mitigate this: * Make the widget scrollable vertically * Make each section collapsible

Elyra allows for the running of a notebook as a batch job, which may address the use case that you're describing: https://elyra.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getting_started/overview.html#ability-to-run-a-notebook-python-or-r-script-as-a-batch-job I don't see any other issues in JupyterLab...

As a workaround, you can run a computation and save the output to a variable. Then, if you close your browser tab and execution continues, you can come back, and...

You can save the output by assigning it to a variable using standard Python syntax. If you still want to display it, you can refer to the variable on the...

#12845 concerns freezing when _output_ exceeds a certain size. Possibly related.

Do you see a similar problem when you paste into a JupyterLab code cell? Also, if you use the browser's paste command (in the "Edit" menu, etc), do you still...

Touch/tap/click target sizing is an accessibility issue on mobile devices — we should avoid putting click targets too close together. On desktop devices, though, this is less of an issue.

@jtpio I am actively working on a different project at the moment. I don't have a plan to resume work on this item in the near term.