Question about HTML5 and Hardware Acceleration

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I have a quick question. I am animating multiple divs and would like them to be hardware accelerated. If I just animate the top property of the element, but add translate3d(0,0,0) to its inline style, will this hardware accelerate it?

If possible, a link to your answer would be great.

Thanks,
Dom

Posted 11-Nov-12 23:02pm

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n.podbielski · Answer 1 · 2012-11-17T02:02:00

It depends of browser. Depends of environment. Depends of setting of the browser etc.
It is HTML you cannot know nor cannot have any influence for that.
HTML should be non-native, markup language. You designing contents of documents (HTML), it's view to user, appereance (CSS), and sometimes behavior (JS).
Everything else is platform specific and you cannot rely on it.