- Page shows faster.
- Tabs will consume less RAM.
- Scroll, touch and movements such as drag&drop are more responsive.
- Composition layers, canvas and videos will show less lags, all rich HTML5 elements will behave better.
- In general pages WILL JUST respond better and feels faster.
Rendering the page's content (text and graphic) is a hard-job for your browser, This extension will make your browser smarter and will allow some enhancements,
- Zero Configurations Reuqired.
- You Will Notice An Improvement Immediately (No Need To Restart The Browser).
- 100% Compatible with every page, In every page you'll feel (at least) a slightly improvement on responsiveness and overall experience.
Known issues, or more like an undesired side-effects
- You will loose some of the more advanced-features of the font-face, including some character-replacing or "connecting" (Arabic/Hindu characters, for example, will be less stylish), but it is a more of a style-issue.
- Google's I'm not a robot will be shown wider due to breaking of the content over more-lines than usual (it uses iframe with content aligned in a weird way).
- Faster rendering means that the anti-aliasing will be less effective, so characters will seem more thin (but also more clear than usual).
Developer's HUB / Changelog 2.0.3.5 - removed normalizer code, favoring overriding anyway... + adding another prefix (to make thing generic for copy paste, really just for me...) - removing zoom from touch-action, to make it compatible with older browsers too (just "pan-x pan-y")... 2.0.3.4 * keeping the gentle-inheritance-rule, but modifying the from HTML to * again, to specificall address every element (but w/o ::before/::after yet). * adding !important override for every stage start/ready/load again. 2.0.3.3 + adding same rules at ready/load stages again. 2.0.3.2 * limiting CSS rule injection to documents initial state. 2.0.3.1 + non-block font-loading with swap when ready, for faster first-print event (pure CSS!). 2.0.2.1 * putting all rules on HTML and making everything-else inherit from it instead of putting massive amount of ""different"" (really the same..) rules on each node. reduce CPU even more. + quicker rendering of page, due to removing all advanced-font-typographics from the font. + disabling font-smoothing, smooth-scrolling and 300ms for mobile-capable devices now makes more sense. + loading everything to load even before document wrote anything, allowing better compability (page can override stuff more easily!) 2.0.1.2 * improve scrolling reactiveness. 2.0.1.1 + removing 300ms click/touch delay. No JavaScript required! * minimized added rules to DOM-ready only. 2.0.0.2 * engine update through all stages of page's life-cycle. 1.0.0.5 * addressing all items in the page. + overriding text-shadow definition to unset. 1.0.0.3 + unsetting text-shadow rules to speed up rendering even more (might change look slightly!); 1.0.0.1 + initial.