Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chrome, FF and Safari.

Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by charlesju on Thursday August 04, 2011 @07:09PM (#2848188)

Great looking effect, but horribly slow and ultimately unuse-able. Web browsers are in dire need of some native GPU support.

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by lazerwalker on Thursday August 04, 2011 @07:24PM (#2848234)

Safari and Chrome do support hardware acceleration for 3D CSS transforms.

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by georgemcbay on Thursday August 04, 2011 @07:35PM (#2848271)

Runs great on a run of the mill >2 year old PC w/ Windows 7 and Chrome 12. I'm sure YMMV depending upon quite a few factors, but I was actually surprised how nice and smooth it was for me.

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by jarek-foksa on Friday August 05, 2011 @05:04AM (#2849456)

If you are using Chrome, go to chrome://gpu-internals/ and make sure that hardware accelerated compositing is enabled.

GPU support is still disabled on many configurations, you can enforce it by starting Chrome with '--ignore-gpu-blacklist' option.

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by cleverjake on Thursday August 04, 2011 @07:11PM (#2848191)

its actually really smooth for me.

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by pugnusferreus on Thursday August 04, 2011 @07:13PM (#2848196)

I'm using Chrome 13 on an iMac with 8 GB of Ram + Core i5. Pretty laggy here. Safari feels "smoother" though

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Re:Pure CSS3 coverflow effect. No javascript. Working on Chr... by cleverjake on Friday August 05, 2011 @01:47PM (#2850959)

hah, thats funny. literally the exact same setup for me. Im on lion, for what thats worth.

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