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Not sure if it is just me, but the background animation absolutely kill my browser (Chrome) and scrolling is _super_ laggy.

>>1a527d+(OP)
I'm using a high-end ThinkPad for CAD and it's slowing down the page for me too.

>>1a527d+(OP)
FWIW it's smooth on my $150 android shitbox.

>>1a527d+(OP)
the animation is so useless and doesnt add anything to the actual post

>>1a527d+(OP)
I would highly suggest to block JS while you're only browsing. It loads fast, most trackers won't load and better security as most browser exploits leverage JS all the time

>>1a527d+(OP)
yes, had to use reader mode.

>>1a527d+(OP)
I have a RTX Pro 6000 as my main GPU currently, and this website pins it to ~40% utilization! Never seen a website do that before, some sort of kudos to the webmaster is deserved.

It still renders smoothly though and doesn't go above 40C so I guess it could have been worse.

>>1a527d+(OP)
I had no performance problems on my Thinkpad T410.

Oh wait, it's because it is too old to have WebGL support so the background crashed and thus consumed no processing power.

>>embedd+23
40% might just mean nothing because your core is probably not running at full clock.

>>pohuin+G6
With that website open, runs at 2850 MHz to be specific, it normally idles at 400-500 MHz with ~20 processes (firefox, gnome-shell, alacritty, etc, etc) using the GPU

>>1a527d+(OP)
The worst part to me is the lack of a scroll bar. Had to dust off the pgup/pgdown keys to check my progress in the article.

>>1a527d+(OP)
>13 years old hardware, Linux, Chromium-based browser, seems fine to me.

>>udev40+X
Exactly this. I was surprised to see these comments and then I realized that NoScript blocked the JS (as it should have). The web is so much nicer without JS.