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Let's not make things difficult for both of us. It isn't as though the 945 series has not a single in-built feature that can be directly used in DX10. Windows 7 definitely isn't emulating every single thing now just to allow me to use Aero, is it?
It doesn't have any Dx10 features. It is a poorly built Dx9 IGP which can barely run anything in Dx9.
EDIT: on my machine anyway, ie 8 steps really slowly, chrome 5 is smoother but still slow, opera 10.5 is smooth and slightly slower than firefox, whereas firefox is fast and smooth
It has to do with the minimum frame rate delay. Firefox has a lower minimum frame rate delay than other browsers except maybe Opera. This usually has the opposite effect which is an animated GIF that goes too fast in Firefox due to poor GIF authoring.
Related bug: #232769[Core:ImageLib]-Animated GIF file animates too quickly [All]
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RyanJ wrote:With D2D and the basic layers code now in place, hopefully we'll see some work on bug 546508 which should give some nice perf improvements.
I doubt there will be much traction on that bug until they get some of the glaring bugs in d2d resolved, just my guess.
EDIT: on my machine anyway, ie 8 steps really slowly, chrome 5 is smoother but still slow, opera 10.5 is smooth and slightly slower than firefox, whereas firefox is fast and smooth
It has to do with the minimum frame rate delay. Firefox has a lower minimum frame rate delay than other browsers except maybe Opera. This usually has the opposite effect which is an animated GIF that goes too fast in Firefox due to poor GIF authoring.
Related bug: #232769[Core:ImageLib]-Animated GIF file animates too quickly [All]
well after reading the bug and other related bugs, firefox is doing it right, having the proper frame rate delay, whereas the others have a too large delay.
I have a simple question. When a Popup is blocked Firefox only gives the option to generally allow popups for that site. What if you just want to allow it once? There should be an option for that.
Andu wrote:I have a simple question. When a Popup is blocked Firefox only gives the option to generally allow popups for that site. What if you just want to allow it once? There should be an option for that.
Often there's an option to display the popup that was blocked, but sometimes that option isn't there and I'm not sure why; if no one knows maybe I'll try and figure out when I get it and when I don't.
EDIT: on my machine anyway, ie 8 steps really slowly, chrome 5 is smoother but still slow, opera 10.5 is smooth and slightly slower than firefox, whereas firefox is fast and smooth
It has to do with the minimum frame rate delay. Firefox has a lower minimum frame rate delay than other browsers except maybe Opera. This usually has the opposite effect which is an animated GIF that goes too fast in Firefox due to poor GIF authoring.
Related bug: #232769[Core:ImageLib]-Animated GIF file animates too quickly [All]
well after reading the bug and other related bugs, firefox is doing it right, having the proper frame rate delay, whereas the others have a too large delay.
My understanding is that most browsers ignore the frame delay rate if it's below a minimum value (10 or 50ms I think?)
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