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My experience with dynamically rendered math has been the opposite: if you have lots of equations to render, it inevitably takes some milliseconds to render, wh
by Galanwe 11mo ago
My experience with dynamically rendered math has been the opposite: if you have lots of equations to render, it inevitably takes some milliseconds to render, which makes the whole content move around and shake as rendering takes places.
- Latitude7973 11mo agoDid you read the article? That's what the KaTeX project specifically claims to address.
- cubefox 11mo agoThe previous comment was about using KaTeX for pre-rendered equations.
- Vosporos 11mo agoIt's not too late to delete this comment.
- ayhanfuat 11mo agoIndeed. It was hell to navigate pages that rendered MathJax on demand. That also improved a lot though.
- blenderob 11mo ago> it inevitably takes some milliseconds to render, which makes the whole content move around and shake as rendering takes places. What a boldly incorrect comment! It's like you didn't even read the first point in TFA!