The original app center was excellent, they were .. "finessed" so to speak.  Then they changed it (like so many websites today most are clunky and they're all terrible, they don't work well, and I'm not just singling out maplesoft)  Most websites that are finely tuned are most likely based on old school programming, just recall the old days of mapleprimes - the forum was nicely done - but that's a debate for later. Now to the nitty gritty.

I did a search at maplesoft app center of a particular author, and I know he has at least 20 applications.  Only 3 came up, and the last app entry said more apps by this author but it kept disappearing and I kept getting thrown back to application #1 all the meanwhile looking like I'm scrolling further down in the list. 

Maybe this is browser issue?  I'm using firefox.  Maybe Microsoft Edge works better? 

Deleted posts should go into a seperate container on mapleprimes for review by the original poster.

In the past some have been deleted by accident and others for good reasons and others just because. 

The idea to put it into a container is so accidental deletes can be recovered and not lost.  A legitimate delete of a post is if it provides no value to the original question.

Mapleprimes advanced search isn't working properly

I wanted to find only my (Author: Christopher2222) related to (keyword: plot) and the search found posts and plots where I wasn't even involved! 

Mapleprimes - please fix

Here's a few commands you can use within Maple to collect information about your computer.  This is on a Windows 7 machine but should work for most Win7+ systems.  Not sure how far back the WMIC commands can be used, and it won't work on Mac or Linux. 

Download Maple_-_computer-info.mw

This post is in response to a question regarding the speed of Maple 2023 on different computers. 

I'm asking users to suggest a few benchmark problems for Maple to calculate for testing.  Basic system information (Processor speed, RAM, video card etc..) perform the calculation, get the timing and then we can collect all the information into a chart where we can update it in the original post of this thread. 

All input is welcome, it doesn't have to be confined to Maple 2023.  We can expand to as many older versions as we wish.