[Firefox Performance]

Thanks for all your feedback.

 

So is it fair to say that there is some consensus that the latest version of FF seems to have a performance issue when using the GSAP library? 

 

Does Greensock keep historical performance data vs browser versions?

 

Thanks again, 

Peter

[Firefox Performance]

I'm new to gsap. Starting to get into the code. The library looks great. When testing my animations, I noticed they looked a little different under firefox. Was using Elastic.easeOut and it was noticeably bouncier at the end under firefox. Was wondering if it's performance related.

 

I found this greensock speed test page: https://greensock.com/js/speed.html. I selected the GSAP library.

 

My results were as follows:

 

Chrome (40.0.2214.111 m): ~90+fps - excellent

IE (11.0.9600.17501): ~55-60fps - also extremely good

FF (35.0.1): ~20-22fps - not so great

 

My system is Win 7.

 

I tried multiple times and the results were consistent. I have no idea if it's related to the perceivable differences in the elastic easing but the results for FF were surprisingly poor when compared to the two other browsers. I have pretty much the default settings for FF including hardware acceleration turned on.

 

For kicks, I tried the same site on my Android phone: ~28-32fps - better than desktop FF.

 

Do you see similar results with the latest version of FF? Is this a known issue with FF?

 

Thanks,

Peter

 

 

 

 

 

[HighCharts Compatibility - jquery.gsap]

This is helpful. I'll play around with the code you provided. Thanks very much.

[HighCharts Compatibility - jquery.gsap]

Has anyone tried to use the gsap jquery plugin with HighCharts. 

 

HighCharts animates as it displays the chart. The gsap plugin seems to break this animation.

 

I created a quick jsFiddle from the stock HighCharts jsfiddle to demonstrate: http://jsfiddle.net/ptrenery/43n82tbn/2/

 

Is it not possible to use these two libraries together?

 

Thanks,

Peter