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Thanks! Good to know will-change: transform seems to make me gain ~20% Gpu memory. Interesting 🤓 Shocked that box-shadows are that difficult to handle for browsers I'll also consider bitmap shadows

Hi, Merry Christmas 🎄 I'm working on an horizontal slider loop I'm using this slider loop on an app I'm working on, the codepen is the same as on my app except that I have different images for each card. I notice that if I keep box-shadows on the cards, the performance is bad. When I scroll on the page, it's super laggy. When I kill the shadows, it works normally. Question 1 : have you noticed bad performances because of box-shadows in the past? Question 2 : is the loop/drag method with an Observer in the codepen not well optimized? Would you recommend it? Question 3 : on this codepen, each card has 3 DOM levels (li, image container, and image), can this amount of levels be a problem on loops? It's likely that my app isn't sufficiently optimized and the box-shadows is kind of the last straw for it, so I'll probably need to do optimization on other things anyway. Although, if I kill other sections that are performance eaters in my app, it's still laggy if the box-shadows are here.. Thank you Codepen is based on a codepen found on this forum topic Config: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, 64GB ram, GTX 1080TI, Chrome

Sorry I forgot to reply, thank you for sharing these No luck so far but I'll keep trying and digging Season's greetings 🌠

Hi, I'm trying to edit a GSAP example called horizontalLoop() I would like to add a scroll listener so that when you scroll up or down anywhere inside the .wrapper, it makes the carousel go left or right, infinitely. I'd like it to have some lerp or inertia on scroll, and I don't need snapping. What method would you recommend to do this? Side note: the horizontalLoop() official GSAP example sometimes goes crazy with drag velocity going extremely high all of a sudden. Has there been an update on this GSAP example where it doesn't do this? (It does it on my CodePen too)