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0 pointsryanpetrich14y ago0 comments

Only when using transforms and only when using 3D transforms (though iOS5.0 may support hardware accelerated 2D transforms as well)

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rjett014y ago

You can hardware accelerate 2D transforms on iOS. You just do a -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); and it puts the element in the compositing layer.

Yes, that is a 3D transform.

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0 pointsryanpetrich14y ago0 comments

Only when using transforms and only when using 3D transforms (though iOS5.0 may support hardware accelerated 2D transforms as well)

rjett014y ago

You can hardware accelerate 2D transforms on iOS. You just do a -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); and it puts the element in the compositing layer.

Yes, that is a 3D transform.

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