That's a good idea. Filed bug 1092320.
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Ehsan Akhgari wrote:
> Can we make sure to log something to the web console when we choose to
> dishonor will-change? That will help web developers to be able to reason
> about why will-change doesn't give them the performan
Can we make sure to log something to the web console when we choose to
dishonor will-change? That will help web developers to be able to
reason about why will-change doesn't give them the performance benefits
that they expect.
On 2014-10-31 3:36 PM, Benoit Girard wrote:
Yes, it's implemented
Yes, it's implemented in part 1-4 of my patch queue in bug 961871.
Here's how it works -but is subject to change at any time-:
- The following are all in untransformed CSS pixel unit. This makes
the implementation *much* simpler[1] and more predicable for web
authors[2].
- We look at the scrollpor
On Friday 2014-10-31 14:17 -0400, Benoit Girard wrote:
> As of next week I intend to turn will-change on by default on all
> platform. It has been developed behind the
> layout.css.will-change.enabled;true preference since Firefox 31 and
> has been enabled for certified FirefoxOS apps since 1.4[1]
As of next week I intend to turn will-change on by default on all
platform. It has been developed behind the
layout.css.will-change.enabled;true preference since Firefox 31 and
has been enabled for certified FirefoxOS apps since 1.4[1] [2]. Blink
has already shipped this [3], IE lists the feature a
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