Force Redraw IMG on HTML5 Canvas 0.17.7.3 CRX for Chrome
A Free Developer Tools Extension
Published By clydeli
Force Redraw IMG on HTML5 Canvas (dknhfjmchnkkioajjfplfghahjddedpb): Redraw IMG elements on HTML5 Canvas, forcing GPU to handle the work.... Read More > or Download Now >
Force Redraw IMG on HTML5 Canvas for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 0.17.7.3
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: clydeli
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.17 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 6
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 9
- • Current Version Downloads
- 9
- • Updated: July 3, 2017
Force Redraw IMG on HTML5 Canvas is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Force Redraw IMG on HTML5 Canvas
Experiencing slow response when viewing a page with many images? Click the icon and redraw IMG elements using HTML5 Canvas forcing GPU to handle the work.
NOTE:
This extension was something I wrote as a practice when I was a college student. As of today, it would be surprising to me if Chrome does not handle simple image rendering efficiently, so chances are that this extension is simply useless. The extension and its repository (https://github.com/clydeli/Img_on_Canvas) are kept alive just for reference.
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Release Notes:
1. Both the FPS and GPU memory usage would increase for sure. But the memory usage of the page may also increase (sometimes the increase is temporary).
2. The original IMG elements are not removed in the current version, they are just hidden. This is for some future development purpose. (Don't worry, the memory usage does not seem to have major increase because of this)
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Changelog:
In 0.17.7.2:
1. Remove jQuery dependency.
In 0.11.14.1:
1. Updated jQuery core to 1.8.3
2. Updated to new Chrome Extension manifest
3. Minor code refactoring
In 0.1.425.1:
1. AJAX IMG elements are now handled right after being dynamically loaded.
2. Fixed incorrect width and height assigning in some cases.
3. Updated jQuery core to 1.7.2
In 0.1.315.5:
1. First Release
NOTE:
This extension was something I wrote as a practice when I was a college student. As of today, it would be surprising to me if Chrome does not handle simple image rendering efficiently, so chances are that this extension is simply useless. The extension and its repository (https://github.com/clydeli/Img_on_Canvas) are kept alive just for reference.
-
Release Notes:
1. Both the FPS and GPU memory usage would increase for sure. But the memory usage of the page may also increase (sometimes the increase is temporary).
2. The original IMG elements are not removed in the current version, they are just hidden. This is for some future development purpose. (Don't worry, the memory usage does not seem to have major increase because of this)
-
Changelog:
In 0.17.7.2:
1. Remove jQuery dependency.
In 0.11.14.1:
1. Updated jQuery core to 1.8.3
2. Updated to new Chrome Extension manifest
3. Minor code refactoring
In 0.1.425.1:
1. AJAX IMG elements are now handled right after being dynamically loaded.
2. Fixed incorrect width and height assigning in some cases.
3. Updated jQuery core to 1.7.2
In 0.1.315.5:
1. First Release
