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IE9 and 10 are rendering my canvas test suite faster than Chrome dev or canary. I just ran the tests again: Chrome Canary: 809 tests in 15.714 seconds IE10:
by simonsarris 14y ago
IE9 and 10 are rendering my canvas test suite faster than Chrome dev or canary.
I just ran the tests again:
Chrome Canary: 809 tests in 15.714 seconds
IE10: 809 tests in 11.383 seconds
FF16: 809 tests in 26.768 seconds (wtf? this used to be on par with chrome, might be a gpu option I disabled)
edit: Firefox times were off because I apparently had disabled GPU ever since this bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=774387 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=774387
Unfortunately the Firefox canvas bug is still there for non-gpu users. Both FF and Chrome have ignored nearly all non-security canvas bugs that I've filed :(
- no_gravity 14y agoI have seen a drastic decrease in FF performance for canvas related operations too. Some time after FF12 it became about 4 times slower. Here is a little test page I made to see if it gets fixed: http://www.gibney.de/firefox_canvas_performance http://www.gibney.de/firefox_canvas_performance Until it gets fixed I use chrome. Now its FF17 and its still slow.
- shdon 14y agoWeird. Trying your page, I get approx 46fps on Chrome 22, 85fps on Firefox 16. Perhaps graphics card/driver related? (This is on a 5 year old Core 2 Duo at 1.86GHz, with a GeForce GT8800 on Windows 7).
- vamur 14y agoWindows 7. FF 91 Chrome 53 I'm guessing you're using Linux or integrated GPU
- akandiah 14y agoThat's strange, I'm getting between 87-90fps on FF16 on Windows.