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What stands out the most to me on that landing page is that scrolling craters the framerate on my high end phone even though there doesn't seem to be any animat
by jsheard 2y ago
What stands out the most to me on that landing page is that scrolling craters the framerate on my high end phone even though there doesn't seem to be any animations tied to scrolling. Maybe a Chromium browser would handle it better than Firefox, but ugh.
- the_sleaze_ 2y ago> The experience is very limited on mobile. If at all possible, I’d strongly encourage you to visit on desktop.
- jsheard 2y agoI took that to mean "the interactivity is more geared towards mouse input than touch", not "scrolling the page demands a desktop GPU for some reason".
- skavi 2y agoSafari on an iPhone 13 Pro handles this page without issue. That’s a three generation old high end phone.
- tecleandor 2y agoIn my OneOplus Nord 2 5G, that's a kinda mid range of that same era, works fine. Firefox 135, Android 13 (with all the stuff that OnePlus puts over it)
- knallfrosch 2y agoWorks fine on iPhone 13 mini with iOS Safari. It's your browser.
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- joshwcomeau 2y agoYeah, sorry about that - there is specifically an issue with Firefox on Android. It’s a very small % of my traffic, and remote debugging Firefox seems a bit tricky, so I haven’t prioritized it. But I should spend some time and at least take a look!
- jsheard 2y agoFWIW I suspect it's related to the frosted glass effect, scrolling is much smoother after zapping those elements with uBlock.
- joshwcomeau 2y agoThanks for the tip!