I have a report UI that is driven by Google charts, when I load it in IE 10, it response _MUCH_ more slowly than Chrome or Forefox. I expected this to be the case in IE8 and below, but it appears to also be the case for IE 10. I have checked and my page does not appear to be running in compatibility mode. Using the inspection tools for IE and chrome I have found that in chrome I can easily find the SVG tag with a bunch of <g> tags under it etc. However, in IE 10 there is a bunch of group tags which is a VML tag as I understand it. So, I'm pretty sure it is falling back to VML even in IE 10. I'm using google charts via gwt-charts (a gwt binding for google charts) If someone could point me in the right direction as far as how google charts decides if it should use SVG or VML, I think I could track it down the rest of the way from there.
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