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There wasn't any fancy shadows, compositing, etc. The CPU was all spent calculating layouts and doing "stuff", before the images even rendered. My guess is some suboptimal code buried by a kilometre's worth of abstractions. It's not that FF is doing something slow (that I know of), it's the mess people have built on top of HTML/JS/CSS that ends up with non-junior developers creating monstrosities.


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