I volunteer for OzHarvest in Australia and we use V4S. Moving to Lightning Experience hasn't made any obvious improvements for my work at this stage - I found Classic already very fast to use. However there is 1 thing which has slowed me down.
In Classic view, in a List View of volunteer contacts, I can choose how many contacts I can view at any time on the page (bottom left corner), and I choose the largest possible (200). This allows me to use Ctrl-F (find in Chrome) to quickly go to the contact I wish. I cannot do this in LE. It seems I must use the scroll bar (PgDn does not work) to scroll to the end to load all the contacts in the view, & I can then use Ctrl-F efficiently. BUT, if I choose to sort on another field, I must scroll to the bottom all over again to list all contacts on the webpage. Not really a fast experience for me, but a much slower one!
Hi Sharon, not really. But I did find that the PgDn and PgUp buttons worked if you first clicked inside the list view very near the scroll bar after loading - it was a matter, it seems, of window/panel focus. Using PgDn made it a bit faster to load the rows as you moved to the bottom of the list. If Salesforce would load these new rows much faster, the problem would mostly go away, but even with very fast internet, there is so much rendering/searching (?) by SF, that it is not as responsive as it ought to be, in my opinion. Also, now, instead of Ctrl-F, I use the search bar in the top right of the list view. But, if you decide to sort by another field, you still need to start again.
