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That's really only true if I could replicate the problem online It works fine in the browsers. Including Safari. And Safari running an iPhone emulator. FWIW here's a working codepen.

I'm loading an SVG I created in Inkscape and using it as a control in an Ionic hybrid app with help from GSAP. When a user clicks on the L/R it spins about and disappears to reveal other options. Using it in the browser and on Android works great. On iOS however it's occasionally spotty. This mostly occurs after a reboot. Subsequent interactions are at the desired speed. This might be difficult to reproduce as it's possibly specific to the device I'm using. Having said that, I'm open to completely redesigning how the thing disappears. I just need it to hide and show itself in some aesthetically pleasing manner. Incidentally, I tried using autoAlpha: 0 and it didn't change the opacity or hide the elements. I've isolated the control in an otherwise blank project to better illustrate the issue (github). The video attached shows the control running on an iPhone SE, iOS 11.4, 64-bit A9 SoC processor (two 1.8GHz cores), 2GB RAM, PowerVR GT7600 (six-core graphics). addEventHandlers () { const yingyang: any = document.getElementById("select-side"); yingyang.addEventListener("load", function() { const content = yingyang.contentDocument; const ying = content.getElementById("ying"); ying.addEventListener('click', function() { TweenMax.to(ying, 0.4, { scale: 2, x: "+100%", y: "-50%", transformOrigin:"100% 0%", opacity: 0, force3D:false, autoRound: false }); this.animateSelectSide(yingyang); }.bind(this)); }.bind(this)); }; animateSelectSide(yingyang: HTMLElement) { TweenMax.to(yingyang, 0.7, { rotation: -270, opacity: 0, force3D:false, autoRound: false, onComplete: function() { yingyang.style.left = '-500px'; } }); }; speedkills.MP4 yingyang.svg