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When I upgraded a site from Drupal 6 to Backdrop CMS, I noticed front-end pages getting sluggish, while the back end stayed quick and snappy. When removing the menu block, the front-end of my site was also quick and snappy.
After much further digging (thanks the devel query log!) I have tracked the problem down to the function menu_tree_check_access() which adds an additional 1141 database queries to my page.
It's true - my menu tree is quite large. I still think there's something we could do to speed this up. I don't see why these queries need to be run uniquely for every visitor on every page of my site - when the links are the same on every page.
GitHub Issue #:
2825
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This has always been available using a separate module. Now added to the core, thanks for developers.
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