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Will javascript in Firefox be faster in the near future? ( it is 4-times slower than Chrome/Opera/Vivaldi)

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I'm writing a web-app, which depends a lot on javascript, and surprisingly it turned out that only on Firefox the performance is lacking. In a test, 25MP image was rendered on the site, with Chrome/Opera/Vivaldi all renders in around 10sec, but Firefox took about 40 seconds to render. Environment: PC Windows-8; all plugins/extensions are disabled; the latest version - 53.0.2 (64-bit); also the "developer edition" of Firefox 54.0a2 (2017-05-10) (64-bit) gave the same performance result.

Using the mouse-wheel to change the blending ("target image" is re-rendered with different parameters the preview image), with all other browsers happens smoothly, but with Firefox takes 0.5~1 second to re-render a frame, when the other browsers manage to smoothly animate the adjustments.

rendering script is using "typed arrays" / Uint32Array

needless to say, the end results are disappointing compared to the rest of the tested browsers. I would really like to avoid having to say "use anything but Firefox" =/

you can test, confirm for yourself here: https://kinoseed.com/

I'm writing a web-app, which depends a lot on javascript, and surprisingly it turned out that only on Firefox the performance is lacking. In a test, 25MP image was rendered on the site, with Chrome/Opera/Vivaldi all renders in around 10sec, but Firefox took about 40 seconds to render. Environment: PC Windows-8; all plugins/extensions are disabled; the latest version - 53.0.2 (64-bit); also the "developer edition" of Firefox 54.0a2 (2017-05-10) (64-bit) gave the same performance result. Using the mouse-wheel to change the blending ("target image" is re-rendered with different parameters the preview image), with all other browsers happens smoothly, but with Firefox takes 0.5~1 second to re-render a frame, when the other browsers manage to smoothly animate the adjustments. rendering script is using "typed arrays" / Uint32Array needless to say, the end results are disappointing compared to the rest of the tested browsers. I would really like to avoid having to say "use anything but Firefox" =/ you can test, confirm for yourself here: https://kinoseed.com/

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Actually version 55 is getting a lot of improvements in performance. You can try it from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/nightly/all/

If it's still not enough, you should file a bug with your testcase on bugzilla.mozilla.org.

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Actually version 55 is getting a lot of improvements in performance. You can try it from https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/nightly/all/

If it's still not enough, you should file a bug with your testcase on bugzilla.mozilla.org.

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Thanks, it seems there is improvement, but it still lags x2 behind all other browsers. (10 seconds in other browsers -vs- 25 seconds in Firefox)

And in "scroll-test", it works "ok" for 5-10seconds, and then it fails (0 frames/second rendered, where in Chrome performance is constant).

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Could you file a bug and provide here a bug number? Thanks.

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After I clicked "Render," I eventually got an unresponsive script warning dialog (I'm not using multiprocess in this profile), so Firefox seems to be looping hard in generating the blob.

Since Chrome/Opera/Vivaldi all use the Blink engine, to get the full view for your users, you may also want to test in Edge on Windows 10 and Safari on Mac.

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jscher2000, it seems like even "booting" the page started slower (although nightly version seems to catch up with the performance) when "rendering" I get the "warning" twice. (once on the "nightly version")

Windows 10 / Safari are not available here (the only other tests that could be done are on linux).

I'll file a bug-report.

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