Hi Chris, I am quite excited with this property and seems yet to be supported by many browsers. but quite confused with your screenshots. content-visibility property skips the rendering, layouting and painting of the elements which have a direct impact on rendering performance which we can see on the rendering on summary tab. in your screenshot it has increased by 1ms from 12ms to 13ms. what is happening ?
Hi Chris, I am quite excited with this property and seems yet to be supported by many browsers. but quite confused with your screenshots. content-visibility property skips the rendering, layouting and painting of the elements which have a direct impact on rendering performance which we can see on the rendering on summary tab. in your screenshot it has increased by 1ms from 12ms to 13ms. what is happening ?
Yes, not too sure how that works.
On paper, it should indeed cut down on that, but somehow it cuts down on other parts?
I don't quite know how it counts, but you are right it's very weird it doesn't make that less.
Yes. as this blog tells web.dev/content-visibility/ it has major impact on rendering.