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this is a file browser or KDE issues, as file system operations shouldn't happen on the UI thread. if it weren't happening on the UI thread then it would keep working.
The same behavior happens for me in a different file browser (Nemo) and a different Desktop (Cinnamon). So I'm pretty confident, it is no isolated KDE issue.
not an isolated one, but an issue in all of these you mentioned too. this is a common design mistake devs make if they don't use the network share functions or slow storage, because they don't notice there is a problem and how severe it is