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I wonder if I'm alone on this, but I'd imagine that the following page is the first one you'd try to see if your browser supports CSS well:
http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
And sure, it does... but it brings my 800mhz computer to it's knees... rendering and scrolling on that page is as slow as an underclocked 386...
/Robert
Mozilla (.95) is slow on this page. IE6 doesn't cope with the floating menu. Opera copes just fine.
Phil.
wow... when people start writing pages like that, i'll disable CSS support... which reminds me: was that option taken out of preferences deliberately, or just overlooked in the redesign?
--- po
Po,
It was taken out deliberately because the functionality isn't available. There is a pref for that in Mozilla but it doesn't work yet. That's why you won't find it in the Mozilla interface either.
Andrew
the w3c uses shitty CSS on purpose, which is really stupid imho; they should be setting an example for CSS authors, not scaring people away.
guess it's kind of a Worst-Case-Scenario drill or something.
It's still funny as hell to see the self-proclaimed CSS champion (IE6) choke on that page.
I think what's slowing everything down is the menu. I wouldn't bet my hand on that, but I'm quite sure the floating transparent element is what's slowing down the display, because it has to be redrawn at every scrolling/resizing.
Will test this in a current Moz nightly tonight, but chances are it won't be much faster than on Kmeleon.
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Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, even)!
Posted by:
Thunderball
Date: October 31, 2001 09:36PM
I wonder if I'm alone on this, but I'd imagine that the following page is the first one you'd try to see if your browser supports CSS well:
http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
And sure, it does... but it brings my 800mhz computer to it's knees... rendering and scrolling on that page is as slow as an underclocked 386...
/Robert
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
philb
Date: November 01, 2001 05:09PM
Mozilla (.95) is slow on this page. IE6 doesn't cope with the floating menu. Opera copes just fine.
Phil.
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
po
Date: November 01, 2001 06:17PM
wow... when people start writing pages like that, i'll disable CSS support... which reminds me: was that option taken out of preferences deliberately, or just overlooked in the redesign?
--- po
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
Andrew
Date: November 01, 2001 06:31PM
Po,
It was taken out deliberately because the functionality isn't available. There is a pref for that in Mozilla but it doesn't work yet. That's why you won't find it in the Mozilla interface either.
Andrew
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
Brian
Date: November 01, 2001 08:01PM
the w3c uses shitty CSS on purpose, which is really stupid imho; they should be setting an example for CSS authors, not scaring people away.
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
po
Date: November 01, 2001 08:23PM
guess it's kind of a Worst-Case-Scenario drill or something.
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
michel v
Date: November 02, 2001 10:23AM
It's still funny as hell to see the self-proclaimed CSS champion (IE6) choke on that page.
I think what's slowing everything down is the menu. I wouldn't bet my hand on that, but I'm quite sure the floating transparent element is what's slowing down the display, because it has to be redrawn at every scrolling/resizing.
Will test this in a current Moz nightly tonight, but chances are it won't be much faster than on Kmeleon.
Re: Extreme slow rendering on CSS (w3c.org url, ev
Posted by:
scratch
Date: November 02, 2001 06:36PM
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