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Interestingly it works great for me in Safari but not Chrome (11.0.696.65)...

by tlrobinson 16y ago

chrismealy 16y ago
Me too.
danzheng 16y ago
Just tried it out on Chrome(11.0.696.65) on my macbook pro, it worked well for me.
- diamondhead 16y ago
  works on UZBL as well
btucker 16y ago
It works for me in both, but it's tremendously smoother in Safari. In Chrome the fans on my i7 MBP spun up and the framerate was low. In safari, the fans didn't come on and the framerate was high. Not what I would have expected.
- jsprinkles 16y ago
  Sounds like GPU acceleration works for you in Safari but not Chrome. about:gpu.
  - btucker 16y ago
    You're absolutely correct that GPU acceleration isn't working in Chrome. Interesting.
    - skybrian 16y ago
      If about:gpu shows that your video card is blacklisted, you might try starting Chrome from the command line with --ignore-gpu-blacklist to see if it still works.
pornel 16y ago
I was pleasantly surprised that it worked in Opera.
enthalpyx 16y ago
With a 2006 MBP, it works in FF4, but not in Chrome 11 (just a blank screen). Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
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meastham 16y ago
There appears to be a bug in recent versions of Chrome that erroneously disables hardware acceleration on machines running OSX with ATI video cards. It seems that they decided to blacklist multisampling on these machines because of a driver bug but ended up disabling all hardware acceleration. http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=82104 http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=82104