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Performance: background event listeners #7049
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- sliding should behave exactly like a native one - much better performance references ionic-team#7049 references ionic-team#7116 closes ionic-team#6913 closes ionic-team#6958
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- sliding should behave exactly like a native one - much better performance references ionic-team#7049 references ionic-team#7116 closes ionic-team#6913 closes ionic-team#6958
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- sliding should behave exactly like a native one - much better performance references ionic-team#7049 references ionic-team#7116 closes ionic-team#6913 closes ionic-team#6958
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Components like Sliding Items currently register a fullscreen touchmove/mousemove event listener that can cause jank in slow devices (and less noticeably in fast ones) while scrolling.
After some experimentation, I was able to prevent these slow highly nested events by using the new
UIEventManager
.I will continue investigating if we can improve the performance of Swipe to go back, and swipe to show the menu.
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