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I'm very interested in your product. However, I'd like to report a strange phenomenon: whenever I open your website's homepage, although it doesn't seem to use

by tianqi 10mo ago

I'm very interested in your product. However, I'd like to report a strange phenomenon: whenever I open your website's homepage, although it doesn't seem to use a lot of memory, my Chrome becomes extremely laggy, and afterwards my entire Mac OS becomes very slow. The first time I encountered this, I couldn't determine the cause. I closed all applications and rebooted my computer. After working perfectly for a while, I reopened your website, and my Chrome and OS became almost unresponsive. After rebooting my computer again, without opening any other applications, just Chrome and your website, and it immediately became nearly unresponsive again. Therefore, while I'm not entirely sure, it seems highly related to your website.

jjm 10mo ago
It could be the three.js shader on the page that they use which renders in the background. I think you may be able to disable shaders to test but not sure. Been awhile.
- jjm 10mo ago
  Want to point out, it does run pretty quick on my iPhone surprisingly (and faster than my other dev laptop :-P). Almost forget how much power phones have...
_ea1k 10mo ago
Yeah, I had the same experience. It made the page basically unusable for me.
leetrout 10mo ago
It is also terrible to scroll on iOS with power saver turned on.
mystifyingpoi 10mo ago
Same here.
nilslice 10mo ago
It's good of you not to jump to any conclusions!
navane 10mo ago
Same on my low end android phone
brabel 10mo ago
Oh wow, same thing on my oldish Macbook Air from 2018, using Firefox. Completely unusable.
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bojangleslover 10mo ago
We fixed this, please try again, also if anyone knows how to run a Three.js shader without exploding people's laptops I am very open to suggestions.
- nextaccountic 10mo ago
  curiously other pages with three.js demos at the landjng page like svelteflow.dev/ doesn't have this issue i think the trick is to not attempt to render at each frame (that is, don't try to provide something similar to a game engine). just render it based on user input, like the page I linked

by tianqi 10mo ago

jjm 10mo ago

It could be the three.js shader on the page that they use which renders in the background. I think you may be able to disable shaders to test but not sure. Been awhile.

jjm 10mo ago
Want to point out, it does run pretty quick on my iPhone surprisingly (and faster than my other dev laptop :-P). Almost forget how much power phones have...

_ea1k 10mo ago

Yeah, I had the same experience. It made the page basically unusable for me.

leetrout 10mo ago

It is also terrible to scroll on iOS with power saver turned on.

mystifyingpoi 10mo ago

Same here.

nilslice 10mo ago

It's good of you not to jump to any conclusions!

navane 10mo ago

Same on my low end android phone

brabel 10mo ago

Oh wow, same thing on my oldish Macbook Air from 2018, using Firefox. Completely unusable.

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bojangleslover 10mo ago

We fixed this, please try again, also if anyone knows how to run a Three.js shader without exploding people's laptops I am very open to suggestions.

nextaccountic 10mo ago
curiously other pages with three.js demos at the landjng page like svelteflow.dev/ doesn't have this issue i think the trick is to not attempt to render at each frame (that is, don't try to provide something similar to a game engine). just render it based on user input, like the page I linked