Running a F7 project has high CPU load
See original GitHub issue- Framework7 version: 4.0.0 beta 25
- Platform and Target: Mac, iOs, Android (not tested on Windows)
When running devServer and opening any project in a browser (e.g. kitchen-sink at http://0.0.0.0:3000/kitchen-sink/vue/
, the CPU-load jumps to 99% (quad-core i7 iMac)
It seems to constantly invalidate and re-render all styles.
This makes it impossible to preview a project on slower devices, because rendering impacts the whole performance of such a device. (If you want to check: Get an older Android device and run ‘Cards expandable’ on it -> It flickers like crazy)
Btw: you can reproduce it on Safari for Mac or Android WebView. On Chrome and Firefox it works
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:14 (4 by maintainers)
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Yes, so if we replace it here with actual value then issue with overload is gone
Temporary solution, just add this CSS rule to custom stylesheet: