You wouldn’t know if that was the only change. There’s no indication or notification that there’s been any firmware change. Snapmarks isn’t a firmware change, anyway. And, for the record, I’ve had Snapmarks for months without any change in camera speed (which has always been just a few seconds), so it’s definitely nothing to do with Snapmarks.
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I have drafted this detailed engineering schematic illustrating the many components involved in displaying that picture on the screen.
I actually forgot to label the Glowforge firmware, which I guess demonstrates my opinion that I think it’s the least likely to be the problem.
Almost everybody has WiFi problems. Glowforge doesn’t make this easy to diagnose, unfortunately. Just because it works great with the well-tuned chipset in your high end Apple laptop doesn’t mean the little embedded module in the Glowforge is connecting as well.
Failing that, always blame the Cloud.
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