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Flickering comeback on IOS9 #28
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I'll check it out! |
I can only see it in the counterclockwise direction - is that how you have it configured? |
By slowing the animations on the demo down to 30seconds I am seeing that orbicular > div.co-circle.co-full > div.co-fill {} this selector is not animating when rotating counterclockwise. Weirdest issue ever.. I've so far had no luck making it animate. I have however been able to prevent the clockwise direction from animating, which doesn't really help. I assume webkit is trying to save processing by not animating hidden elements and is not aware of the clip css directive. It works fine if I use The behaviour is the same for desktop safari and iOS and the rotation is applied once the animation completes |
Yes i see it mostly in counterclockwise mode, but i have also seen it slightly in normal mode. So you say i could try something like this in my SCSS?:
I have tried it and still flickering happens. Safari Web Inspector complains about "polygon(...)" not being a compatible value for the "clip-path" property... |
Since IOS was updated to versión 9 (actually I'm on 9.0.2 with iPhone 5S) the ugly flickering effects came back to orbicular. I have read here and there about Safari WebView bugs on IOS9; might be related with this.
Any thoughts?
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