A particular document renders without issue using a browser (Chrome) or the mobile app (Android). If this document is the last opened document (on web/mobile etc), the only way to prevent a blank screen from occurring in the desktop app is to rapidly switch to a different document (in the navigation pane) before the troublesome document fully loads. If the troublesome document fully loads, the desktop window then becomes blank and is unusable.
Could you try to open the developer console by pressing alt, then using the menu View -> Toggle Developer tools. Once there, open the console tab and let me know if there’s any error messages that shows up when the page crashes.
After about one second after rendering the document successfully (as far as I can see), the window turns white/blank, and this console message appears:
Hmm I don’t think there’s any explicit limit, but big documents do lead to performance issues sometimes, especially if the markup being used is heavy.
Does it help if you try to split the documents into smaller ones? If you have many links be careful as they have document ID references that might get broken when you move items across documents.
I have developed this same problem today in Windows Desktop app. Document works fine in browser, iPad etc. Behaves exactly as described here only in the Windows desktop app.
