Measure javascript timer granularity to eg. throttle resource consumption.
Turn off fancy effects when operating system decides to throttle.
Haven't found anything comparable, which is a shame. You will find everything from high-precision to high-performance, but little that helps coping with life.
By observing javascript timer resolution? Will hopefully become obsolete, as libraries and browsers will incorporate this into their codebase. Some mobile-browsers hopefully already do.
<script src="https://webinjections.informatik-handwerk.de/timeGranularityObserver/latest/autoTransitionNone.js"></script>
substitute latest for e.g 1.0.0 to get a stable version served on which you can apply subresource integrity
- worker.js : TimeGranularityObserver class
- example.js : add
transition:nonestyle on body when timer resolution is higher than 25ms - autoTransitionNone.js : both files mashed together