Unlike Print which is local serial, Wlog entries must be html encoded by Annex (along with any system log messages if "Stop log" is not 'checked' in the Editor page) then transmitted via buffered wifi from your device to your browser, where it must then be processed by your browsers javascript capabilities.
Big-brother tracking browsers like Chrome will not consider handling your local javascript more important than processing your personal tracking info.
In addition, your Annex devices must compete for wifi resources with other internet access devices, even if only regular burst traffic looking for updates.
To get the most out of Wlog I would minimise as much other network access as possible.
My many Annex devices interact with each other 24/7 without problems because I have them on a separate isolated subnet without internet access.
And although I use Firefox for internet access, I only use a small lightweight browser (Falkon) when connecting to my Annex devices.
Be aware that the 'Stop log' checkbox on the Editor page defaults to off (unchecked), so even though you 'check' it, it will be unchecked again when you next open the browser or refresh the page.
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