Hi,
I write some javascript to record a user's mouse trace until he clicks
on a link. So I use document.onmousemove = some function that will does
trace = trace + current event 's x coordinate + current event's y
coordinate + '\n' where this trace variable is an empty string initially.
After the user click on the link, i will send the trace value back to
server. However, I find out if I move mouse very frequently (so there are
like 5000 coordinations need to be copied back to the trace variable) then
it actually will takes me almost 30 seconds to finish the appending.
However, if user clicks on a link, then it will just go to next web page so
the previous web page's javascript's tasks will all be canceled.
So with Greasemonkey, is it able to keep the previous web page's non
finished tasks in javascript to keep running in background without totally
canceling it? Thank you!
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