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I’ve created a slider with JQuery but now a strange performance appear after a tab change in Firefox and Chrome.
If you change the tab and go back there are more boxes opens or the slider change fast and without any logic… or many many other strange things.
So I realy dont know what’s the problem of firefox and chrome 😀
Can someone help me or someone has ANY idea why this happens?
Ok Guys I’ve found the Answer to this question after a while:
In JQuery 1.6.2 they implemented the new “requestAnimationFrame”. But this donsnt work very well at the moment and produce the “animation worm holes” like I describe in my question here!
In JQuery 1.6.3 they removed this API and now it works fine again 😉
Here is the Bug-Ticket: http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/9381
Kind Regards
Raphael