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Derek Gates started following the problem "Feedly jumps to top of page when viewing a post in preview" in Feedly.
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Derek Gates replied on November 11, 2009 05:40 to the problem "Articles randomly close" in Feedly:
I am having this problem as well. This is a seemingly random issue. You can view a post or be in a preview window. Feedly doesn't care, it will still randomly shoot to the top of the page and close the article you were reading.
Is there a timer going off in the javascript that is causing this behavior? This is definitely a regression. -
Derek Gates started following the problem "Articles randomly close" in Feedly.
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Derek Gates marked one of edwk's replies in Feedly as useful. edwk replied to the problem "Feedly 1.2 scrolling/rendering performance issues in FireFox 3.5. (box shadow)".
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Derek Gates replied on November 05, 2009 19:18 to the problem "Feedly 1.2 scrolling/rendering performance issues in FireFox 3.5. (box shadow)" in Feedly:
Wow. Talk about service!
Thank you for being so prompt with fixing this! I am now able to read RSS feeds again. :D -
Derek Gates reported a problem in Feedly on November 05, 2009 06:11:
Feedly 1.2 scrolling/rendering performance issues in FireFox 3.5. (box shadow)Use of -moz-box-shadow is causing major performance issues when applied to the .area div that holds content. Scrolling now uses a large chunk of CPU time and Feedly is now considered unusable in my opinion. I am using Firefox 3.5.4.
Removal of -moz-box-shadow using Firebug restores Feedly's old performance with minimal changes in appearance.
Feedly is practically unresponsive on both systems I use it on; an Athlon 64 4400+ x2 core and a Core2Duo 3.2gighz. Can the use of -moz-box-shadow be disabled by default with an option under Advanced to turn it on?
Is there a reason this resource intensive CSS 3 style is being used? I know it is attractive to look at but is slaughtering my experience with Feedly.
