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New issue 22166 by nathan.heagy: Animation stutter in JS-based animation
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=22166

Chrome Version       : 4.0.212.0 (26441) (on Mac OS 10.6.1)
URLs (if applicable) : http://flowplayer.org/tools/overlay.html
Other browsers tested:
      Safari 4: Mediocre
   Firefox 3.x: OK

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Visit the jQuery Tools URL provided.
2. Scroll down to the "Gallery plugin for Overlay" heading (about 80% down
the page). There is a row of six photograph thumbnails.
3. Click any of the thumbnails. An overlayed modal dialog will show up with
a bigger version of the photograph.
4. Mouse over the overlay. A "next" and/or "prev" button will appear on the
sides of the image.
5. Click one of these buttons. The overlay will resize itself for the next
photograph and the transition is animated.

What is the expected result?
A smooth transition from one size to the next.

What happens instead?
The animation has visible stutter; the animation is not smooth.

Please provide any additional information below. Attach a screenshot if
possible.
On Firefox 3.5 the transition animation is very smooth, as are most
animations in Chromium. In Safari 4 the animation is somewhere between
Firefox and Chromium - smoother than Chromium but not as flawless as  
Firefox.

Since Javascript performance on Chrome/Chromium is so often flawless this
stands out.

Sounds similar to bug 19264 however the URL provided in that issue performs
very well for me.

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