Thanks for sharing and apologies, will work on improving the Windows / Edge experience. If you want to find out what flox is about, the docs are probably a better place: https://floxdev.com/docs
Appreciate the approach in taking my report seriously.
Seems the animate:requestAnimationFrame fn in the header and footer (headerBoid.js,footerBoid.js) animations are locking some UI threads (adding too many events on stack?).
Firefox seems fine, and I was able to get the gist of the product.
Seems like a good problem to solve, especially for companies that offer libraries (ex: Samsung Tizen dev. environment) or education/enterprises that have a lot of students/interns, as setting up the environment properly could be a significant chunk of the time spent learning/working.
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I can't be the only one with such a bad experience using their website to find out what even is this.
Edge Dev on Windows 11 25290
https://i.imgur.com/2VjXnQI.mp4
Yikes.
Thanks for sharing and apologies, will work on improving the Windows / Edge experience. If you want to find out what flox is about, the docs are probably a better place: https://floxdev.com/docs
oh my. +1 for calling this out <3 I can link the github directly if it's helpful or send you info. I do apologize for this.
Appreciate the approach in taking my report seriously.
Seems the animate:requestAnimationFrame fn in the header and footer (headerBoid.js,footerBoid.js) animations are locking some UI threads (adding too many events on stack?).
Firefox seems fine, and I was able to get the gist of the product.
Seems like a good problem to solve, especially for companies that offer libraries (ex: Samsung Tizen dev. environment) or education/enterprises that have a lot of students/interns, as setting up the environment properly could be a significant chunk of the time spent learning/working.
Good luck to the team!