requestAnimationFrame very slow latest Safari Windows 7

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I just wonder why any animation in latest Safari for windows is so slow,Tested on multiple computers

I red a lot of posts about using "requestAnimationFrame" like here
http://creativejs.com/resources/requestanimationframe/

a lot of example 1 kb animations (most of them using "requestAnimationFrame"), using latest safari for Windows horrible performance,any idea Thanks?

http://js1k.com/2014-dragons/demo/1900

Posted 23-Jan-15 4:00am

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Updated 23-Jan-15 5:34am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jan-15 13:33pm

I don't know what performance is expected. I recently worked with requestAnimationFrame with latest Mozilla Seamonkey and Chrome, so I tried your animation; it looks quite smooth. Did you try to compare?
I read this article before, it seems to be very reasonable.
—SA

Member 10338731 23-Jan-15 14:47pm

you absolutely right Mozila,Chrome Seamonkey,IE,Opera works OK
latest Safari for Windows its like 2 fps - tested on 3 PC
just find out Apple discontinued Safari for Windows long time ago
because latest version for mac is 8.0.2 for Windows is 5.1.7

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jan-15 18:54pm

All right, Safari sucks, it's looks like. Did you try Safari on Mac? Now I see what do you mean "latest".
Anyway, I would never understood why using Safari for Windows anyway, maybe just for those Apple fans who have been forced to use Windows... Maybe you don't need to take it seriously :-)
—SA

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