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Why should the browser be required to deal with this? They used javascript to build up a giant page, why don't they use the same facilities to cull the parts
by akira2501 14y ago
Why should the browser be required to deal with this? They used javascript to build up a giant page, why don't they use the same facilities to cull the parts of the page that have already scrolled off the top of the screen?
Everyone wants rich apps in the browser, but no one wants to pay the price of it.
- comex 14y agoRead all the issues listed in the post - it's not just about removing stuff, there are a whole bunch of obstacles to pages trying to take control of scrolling in general or even modifying the DOM without causing stuttering.