#385 limit initial dom objects rendered in jsonviewer#418
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Like the solution, thanks @Muhaddatha. We may even take this further and collapse to the 2nd/3rd level. @ddelpiano what do you think?
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Since some objects in the JSON like
secsandsecsListshad a lot of items, the rendering was slowed down. So, I collapsed JSON objects/arrays with a depth of 7 or more to speed up the rendering and reduce lagging.