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added note on dropping measurements authored by Peter Krautzberger's avatar Peter Krautzberger
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* Safari: html: 1450ms, svg:~1000ms, mathml: ~300ms * Safari: html: 1450ms, svg:~1000ms, mathml: ~300ms
* Firefox: html: ~3300ms, svg:~2400ms, mathml:~880ms * Firefox: html: ~3300ms, svg:~2400ms, mathml:~880ms
Disabling the measurements that HTML needs but SVG doesn't, brings HTML output up to SVG speed. (But comes at the cost of rendering quality.)
### Notes ### Notes
Safari SVG output is already close to the performance of Firefox Native MathML. But it's hard to judge the 300ms for Safari's MathML since that implementation is incomplete -- it's easy to be fast if you're not doing the job. However, in Safari's defense, the page is within the range of its abilities. Safari SVG output is already close to the performance of Firefox Native MathML. But it's hard to judge the 300ms for Safari's MathML since that implementation is incomplete -- it's easy to be fast if you're not doing the job. However, in Safari's defense, the page is within the range of its abilities.
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