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> The Dogemania test ran at a smooth 60 FPS on my M4 Pro MacBook Pro until reaching around 400 images

I ran Dogemania on Chrome until 1400 images at steady 60 FPS at which point I got bored and closed the tab.


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specproc07/31/2025

Wow, just did this myself. The difference between Firefox and Chromium was depressing.

I'm getting >100 FPS almost consistently all the way up to 1,000 in Chromium, FF barely made it above 500 before dropping below 60.

Probably not a completely fair test, I've no extensions etc. on Chromium and only use it for the odd stubborn website, but that was quite a lesson in their comparative performance.

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bravesoul207/31/2025

If dogemania keeps the images still after animation isn't it embarrassingly optimizable? Why cant an Amiga do infinity of these?

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