Disable progress bar animation.
Is there any way to disable the scrolling effect on the progress bars? It uses a significant amount of CPU on the client PC, especially on lower end machines.
On my quadcore Atom netbook Chrome uses 30%-40% CPU while on a Repetier page with the animated progress bar. If I block the progress bar element with the uBlock Chrome plugin then CPU usage drops to 5% or less.
On my quadcore Atom netbook Chrome uses 30%-40% CPU while on a Repetier page with the animated progress bar. If I block the progress bar element with the uBlock Chrome plugin then CPU usage drops to 5% or less.
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That will probably be overwritten when I update though...
It might be in part related to the animation, but I suspect that the progress bar is also updated and repainted constantly, even if the percentage has not changed. This causes constant screen repainting, I suspect anyway.
Thank you,
Errol
.progress-bar {
-webkit-transition: initial !important;
-o-transition: initial !important;
transition: initial !important;
}
.progress-bar.active, .progress.active .progress-bar {
-webkit-animation: initial !important;
-o-animation: initial !important;
animation: initial !important;
}
On the atom netbook using chrome CPU now sits at under 2% for chrome while on the server page, without blocking the progress bar.