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bulek wrote:

Lehder wrote:Thank you, bulek.

Actually the Fish page should work but it does not for some reason (at least in my case). Iron does not seem to involve GPU for rendering. You may try the other demo page which for sure uses GPU (if enabled): http://www.chromium.org/developers/demo ... -and-webgl . Keep in mind that you need to add another switch "--enable-webgl" before you open these pages.

Thanks again, bulek. After adding --enable-webgl to the command line, I was able to get "GPU Process" in task list while viewing IE fish tank demo, but it didn't make any difference on speed or frame rate. Regarding those chromium demos, I wasn't able to run any of those, since Iron crashed because I don't have the latest DirectX 9 DLLs installed.

Huge rendering problem with this page on my machine at least :

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/10/28/paris_live/

Try scrolling down with the down arrow key. The flash objects move, the page doesn't....
(only found this on that one page mind)

ptruman wrote:Huge rendering problem with this page on my machine at least :

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/10/28/paris_live/

Try scrolling down with the down arrow key. The flash objects move, the page doesn't....
(only found this on that one page mind)

It works well for me, using the arrows, the scroll bar, and mouse wheel. All smooth, no glitches, the page moves as it should.

Is there auto update function to Iron? foreground or background?

or we have to upgrade Iron manually everytime?

Vincent wrote:Is there auto update function to Iron? foreground or background?

or we have to upgrade Iron manually everytime?

only manually

Thank so much !

bulek wrote:

Lehder wrote:Thank you, bulek.

Actually the Fish page should work but it does not for some reason (at least in my case). Iron does not seem to involve GPU for rendering. You may try the other demo page which for sure uses GPU (if enabled): http://www.chromium.org/developers/demo ... -and-webgl . Keep in mind that you need to add another switch "--enable-webgl" before you open these pages.

Using the gpu beta via the start menu and when visiting this page, every link tells me "i need a browser that supports WEBGL"

have you add this other flag into your shortcut ?

--enable-webgl

mapx wrote:have you add this other flag into your shortcut ?

--enable-webgl

Didn't think i needed to do that as it said "GPU Beta" but yes, that works so thanks!

Gone back to older version because of the lack of being able to control cookies, I prefer the ask if I want to set cookies option. i really hope that option comes back, other wise I may have to go back to Firefox.