Hey, thanks for the report. Let’s quickly check a few things:
Check extensions
Run from terminal: cursor --disable-extensions
Tell me if the lag disappears
Enable Extension Monitor: Settings > Application > Experimental > Extension Monitor: Enabled, restart, then Cmd+Shift+P > Developer: Open Extension Monitor and send a screenshot of the top consumers
Inspect processes
Cmd+Shift+P > Developer: Open Process Explorer
Send a screenshot showing which processes use CPU, especially Renderer, extensionHost, ptyHost
Logs and system metrics
Help > Toggle Developer Tools > Console - copy errors
Open Activity Monitor and attach a screenshot of the load on Cursor Helper (Renderer)
Try File > New Window with an empty folder - do lags reproduce in a clean window?
I’m having the same issue, and it’s made it unusable for me now. I can barely get through 1 prompt before it just freezes out and becomes unresponsive. I’ve uninstalled that latest version (x64-2.2.43) and even tried reverting back to previous older versions (x64-2.2.20, x64-2.1.50, x64-2.0.77), but that hasn’t solved the issue. It always seems to become unresponsive eventually, and doesn’t allow you to open any files. I must kill it from task manager and restart it, then it’ll last for a couple mins before it repeats the same pattern or in some cases it restarts into an unresponsive state. Once it restarts, it grabs the latest version….I can’t stop it.