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On OSX, it's very jerky on FF 3.6 but very fast and smooth on Chrome.
by pierrefar 16y ago
On OSX, it's very jerky on FF 3.6 but very fast and smooth on Chrome.
- JeanPierre 16y agoFor Windows: On FF, this looks somewhat jerky as you mentioned, and very smooth in Chrome. Opera surprised me negatively: On some of the animations, the horizontal/vertical movement didn't happen at all (on e.g. Nervous Horizontal and Vertical Wobbling). Safari amazed me: Worked just as good as Chrome. Internet Explorer 9 worked amazingly well too: the movement worked okay from what I saw, the only error I could see this time was no round edges. And for the loading times: Chrome and Opera fastest, then Safari, Firefox and last: Internet Explorer. Nothing surprising here.
- pierrefar 16y agoGood data points. I wonder if it's more than just a JS engine issue and more to do with the rendering. Don't have time to dig into it more...
- maushu 16y agoYou are aware that both chrome and safari use webkit? That probably means that if it is jerky, then it's the rendering engine fault.
- mgcross 16y agoFF 3.6.3 under OS 10.6.3 is as smooth for me as Safari or Chrome. Are you using 10.6? Which incremental version of FF 3.6? Just curious.