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  • 19 Oct, 2014
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  Ashley Thanks, next time to my computer when browsers are updated, if there is something, I will check this page about compability before I get confused.

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  • 17 Oct, 2014
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  I don't think it happens to me, but better post .capx

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• • Joannesalfa
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  • 17 Oct, 2014
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  Does it fix Splashscreen issue?

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  • 17 Oct, 2014
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  Well, I've reported an issue about jitter movement on my ARPG game long time ago, then no one cares until this thread.

  I know a way to get pure performance is about monitor resolution, besides you can resize browser window to small like 400 x 300, you get perfect 60 fps and smooth movement, there a 10% chance of getting spike lag in every tick due to GC.

  Otherwise, the bigger canvas screen is upscaled to 1920 x 1080 it would cause jitter and frequently spike lags. So HTML5 is not perfect for gaming.

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  • 17 Oct, 2014
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  volkiller730 Older version of Firefox like from 24 to 29, the games run smoother to me until 33. I don't think my Radeon 6650HD is blacklisted, so who knows?

  At this moment, I updated GFX driver and I tried to test Space Blaster again with Firefox 33, it runs smoother, weird!

  I'm not sure Mozilla is trolling me...

• • Joannesalfa
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  • 17 Oct, 2014
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  Ashley Chrome and IE runs better and smoother performance, but Firefox runs very slow and low FPS. You should test on computer which is not powerful.

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  • 16 Oct, 2014
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  Ghost shooter, rain demo, 8-10 fps to me with Firefox 33

  Chrome and Internet Explorer are faster than Firefox 33.

  Edit:

  I found a problem: Firefox console says "Using WebGL renderer (renderer name unavailable)" compared to Chrome and Internet Explorer says my GPU name as Radeon 6650HD, the problem is Firefox doesn't recognize my GPU card.

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  • 16 Oct, 2014
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  Colludium Older versions of Firefox is supposed to run Space Blaster smoother. I think r184 is affected to problem with Firefox 33

  Ashley Can you confirm this?

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  • 16 Oct, 2014
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  Anyone did to test Space Blaster with Firefox 33?

  It seems it's lagging and low fps with webGL, when I try to turn off webGL before to run, it crashes constantly.

  Chrome, IE and other browser run very fine with 60 fps to me.

  Anyone knows?

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  • 16 Oct, 2014
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  Is there a way to remove splash screen images in Intel XDK before to build Crosswalk? because they output ugly distorted images.

  I've tried to uncheck splash screen plugin but it won't remove at all.

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  • 16 Oct, 2014
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  IntelRobert Intel XDK 1332 I tried to uncheck Splash screen plugin, but it still uploads unwanted splashscreen in updated project.

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  • 15 Oct, 2014
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  Isn't already updated IAP for Crosswalk?

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  • 13 Oct, 2014
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  Naji Read again...

  Developer are programmers to a greater or lesser extent.

  Computer scientists are programmers to a greater or lesser extent.

  This link it's a personal opinion as he says Javascript is not recommended for software development. Experienced software developer know some programming languages, obviously some programming languages are based from C, maybe he is right.

  I personally use javascript+node-webkit to save a lot of time and avoid dependency on cross platform. So who cares?

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  • 12 Oct, 2014
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  http://www.skorks.com/2010/03/the-diffe ... scientist/