cesisco - Thanks. Any chance you can send me the CW7 build too? Sorry, I can't send PM's yet.

When you build, select Crosswalk Beta - this is Crosswalk 10

Zenny - It's always best to build an app and test it, versus just using App Preview. It sounds like you may have been testing the Android WebView and not Crosswalk. Crosswalk has better support for touches (including multi-touch).

Scofano — any chance you can get me the apps in an APK that are slow. I've confirmed too that there are performance issues and I'm trying to get various samples to give to the Crosswalk team.

Just to note, I think the issue is actually in Chromeium core. I tried Google Chrome 40 on Android browser and regular CSS animations suffer. The stock browser of a Galaxy S3 works much better.

Scofano - I wouldn't go that far... What is the issue? Are you talking about the SSL Warning? This has been resolved in the XDK Builds for crosswalk

— - the size change is due to the Crosswalk WebView being added. You can build with regular android to get the reduced file size, but you will find your game will most likely be unplayable.

Hi — - you may want to ask this question at forums.html5dev-software.intel.com/ - that is the Intel XDK support area.

Are you building for Crosswalk or Android?

Hi TiAm

I ran a test using App Preview and the XDK using crosswalk. I had it load upwww.quirksmode.org/html5/tests/video.html and WebM and MP4 worked fine. Ogg/Theora did not load.

Hi TiAm - sorry I'm jumping into this issue later. I will try to get in touch with the Crosswalk Team to see what the status is. I know there can be problems with redistributing codecs because of IP issues.

serega990306 - don't worry. You are OK for now. The build system will be updated by then, but you are OK Submitting now

You need to add the Cordova plugin in the Intel XDK . Are you using Cranberry Games plugin. You can find a tutorial on how to add the plugin at software.intel.com/en-us/html5/articles/iap-in-intel-xdk

Well, you are running an almost 3 year old Android device. I have an HTC one test device and it does run pretty bad, but so does everything else on it (edit).

Really, you can't remotely compare a desktop to that phone (quoting the 60fps n Chrome Preview). Do you have another device or an APK that I can test on. I do a lot of testing on a Galaxy S3 or Nexus 4 at work (baseline for newer phones in the last 2 years)