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No comment on the app, but the website was not scrolling smoothly on my iPhone 15 Pro.
by pityJuke 1y ago
No comment on the app, but the website was not scrolling smoothly on my iPhone 15 Pro.
- disconcision 1y agoit brought my 16-core desktop with 24gb GPU to a crawl, perhaps the only time a website has done that. impressive tbh
- badlucklottery 1y agoSame with Chrome on desktop. There's an animated background element with shooting stars that seems to be updating per-pixel. The more pixels it draws, like for a high res screen, the slower the page seems to render. I deleted that element and it scrolled smoothly.
- 0-R-1-0-N 1y agoMy iPhone 13 almost overheated…
- Forgeties79 1y ago“Huh let’s what everyone talking about!” opens site, phone begins roasting “I don’t know what I expected.”
- lovehashbrowns 1y agoIt really is so instant and oddly enough I don’t know if I remember the last time a site roasted my phone in this way.
- hypercube33 1y agoHow does the dev of this site not catch this kinda thing, serious question
- jonplackett 1y agoYeah I started to literally feel the heat in my fingertips and had to eject!
- hagbard_c 1y agoOdd, I see no performance problems at all on Firefox on Linux, this must be a Blink/Webkit thing.
- trostaft 1y agoI doubt it, since I saw it on my firefox+linux machine. Perhaps hardware? I was using AMD CPU + graphics.
- hagbard_c 1y agoIntel i7-6820HQ CPU/Graphics on a 9yo Thinkpad P50 which does have an NVidia Quadro M2000M but I only use it when needed through Prime. Firefox Nightly 141.0a1. Showing the animation at the top of the page runs up the GPU to 20%, repeatedly scrolling up and down the page using the scrollbar can get it up to about 75%. Scrolling remains smooth but sometimes the content on the top of the page takes a second to appear.