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I actually agree that a JS spinner probably uses too much CPU to be justify its use, but I seriously doubt it would have that much effect on the battery. EDIT:

by hasenj 15y ago

I actually agree that a JS spinner probably uses too much CPU to be justify its use, but I seriously doubt it would have that much effect on the battery. EDIT: It also seems the actual spinning is done with CSS, not JS

user24 15y ago
> It also seems the actual spinning is done with CSS, not JS that means it'll be hardware accelerated where supported, which will increase battery life.