Hi, is it possible to turn off the auto-save when creating a landing page or pause it for a certain time? Probably not at the moment. When editing, the page is reloaded every few minutes, which always interrupts editing for a few seconds. Especially with texts, this is quite annoying. It would be great if this possibility existed.
Many thanks
Elina
I have the same problem. It would be nice to be abble to activate / deactivate the Auto Save.
Thanks.
Arnaud
Surprised there hasn’t been a response or acknowledgment from Hubspot about this, I am having the same issue and finding it so annoying and distracting. Every few seconds the auto save disrupts my work and makes my page jump about and I have to scroll to get back to where I was. Literally every few seconds, so this sounds more like a glitch in the system? Auto save should work smoothly in the background.
Same request from me. The autosave notification re-arranges the page layout which is very annoying when typing.
Please fix this! Designing a landing page is a struggle when the autosave is repeatly refreshing the page and causing me to lose my spot while filling in tedious content areas!
I have wasted so much time battling the constant interruption.
+1 Same issue here, please add ability to disable, even just temporarily. It’s doubling the amount of time it takes to edit a page.
Since the first message from EBoehm in March, it seems like Hubspot really doesn’t care about this issue…
It’s a torture to make a landing page with these condition.
Torture is acutally the perfect word for this. I am truly dreading the next time a client requests to create a landing page with Hubspot solely because of this issue. Everything else is pretty great, but having the page refresh, scroll up and then scroll back down constantly while trying to build a nice landing page experience for my client’s users is rough! 
Yes, it would be nice to be able to turn off auto-save. Not much need for that imo.
With that said, I can’t replicate the problem others are having. The page doesn’t reload for me when auto-saving. Here is video i made testing it. I wonder if this only happens for people with poor internet connection speed?
Hi jkeough -- it’s an intermittently occuring issue for me. Some of the time, I can work without interruption. Other times, I am totally disrupted by contstant page refreshes.
Also, I have a reliable internet connection.
My colleague is having the same problem. I would be extremely frustrated by this! Hubspot has to give us an option to disable auto-save. That seems easy enough for them to implement. I’ll let you know if I figure anything out.
I appreciate it!!
@CCapko , just a thought - any chance you had the editor open in multiple tabs in chrome? Maybe that would cause this problem?
I have the issue happen still with only 1 editor tab open.
@CCapko , I just found this and it looks very promising! Can you let me know if this fixes the problem for you?
https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Landing-Page-Builder-WHY/idi-p/430200
Will have to let you know when I get a chance to give a a try, thanks!
Everyone, my colleague was having the same problem and just confirmed that this solution fixed it!
https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Landing-Page-Builder-WHY/idi-p/430200
Would be nice to have the option for generally switching off auto save for creating e-mails as well.
The issue was raised in March 2021 and HubSpot still doesn’t have a fix for it. It’s really sad not to have received any feedback from a company like this.
How are you supposed to work like that when the browser loads every few seconds after you type a few letters?
Please set the option to disable auto saving. This autosave makes life difficult.
This goes beyond being annoying, it’s a pure work stoppage. I’m trying to edit a table on the web editor and it’s taking me ages, every time I grab the table to re-size it, the page enters in ‘saving mode’, it freezes for a couple of seconds, and then it didn’t make the change! I’m not sure why, perhaps because as I was grabbing the and moving the line, the page entered ‘save mode’ so it didn’t capture the size change. This is unacceptable and counterproductive.