Do you see the loading spinner when switching between Discover and Dashboard? These apps in particular should be loaded on the same page and not trigger a page load (which can take a while). If the switch takes longer than a second or two, something is definitely off. Could you also share your version and how you installed Kibana? Did you change any configurations in the kibana.yml file or are is Kibana running behind a proxy?
I opened discover...worked on it...then went to visualize ( spinner did not appear ) and the page loaded soon.
Then went to management page --> navigated on the index management page --> then back to visualize ( this time it took some time and spinner appeared )
So whenever the spinner appears, the page load is taking a lot of time.
If there is no proxy running in front of Kibana there are few things to improve here. Switching between the most common apps Visualize/Dashboard/Discover should be quick. If you go to other apps as well, it's possible the navigation is a little slower - something that will get better in the upcoming versions.
When you say slow, how long does the navigation roughly take? If you look at the network tab in the browser, is it downloading all js files completely from scratch or is it using the browser cache?
Could you copy / paste all request header and response headers of let's say the vendors_0.bundle.dll.jsfile? Also make sure you don't have caching disabled in your browser.
If you are pinging the host Kibana is running on from your local computer, how long does it take? If there is a high latency it could also cause patterns like this because Kibana consists out of a lot of files.
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