[thelist] Render speed [Was: Browser compliance]
Richard Harb
rharb at earthling.net
Wed Mar 24 18:26:38 CST 2004
Thursday, March 25, 2004, 1:06:13 AM, you wrote:
> hey folks
> This is a bit of a tangent, but has anyone found that the render engines
> in Mozilla and Firefox run too fast?
I've had the same behaviour in Mozilla at some point during
development. I rewrote parts of the site though so I didn't
pull the (rest of) my hair out ... But it kept me busy for quite a
while. Opera / Internet Exploder didn't have those problems. (Though
IE had/has plenty other issues).
So, whatever the reasons for this behaviour, I didn't investigate
extensively and certainly didn't find a reason / solution.
Richard
> I have some fairly complex pages in testing at the mo which these
> browsers don't render properly first time. There are some containers
> and floats at the top of the pages which are quite complex but are
> compliant and valid, followed by some large simple boxes containing
> lists of images and text as a key. First-time load looks horrid -
> offset to bizarre places, over-running higher-level containers etc.
> However, refreshing fixes it, though only when the entire page is loaded
> (and therefore in cache?). Is it trying to render the page before
> everything is downloaded? There are no tables in these layouts, but it
> reminds me of pulling my teeth out debugging tables in NN4 all those
> years ago...
> Joe
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