html5 and cpu 100%

[jaho22]

if i run html5 tutorials, they often work my cpu 100%, does firefox and google have an build in plugin to make sure that i can safely use html5 + canvas tutorials.

This is a beginner question, i dont know how html5 + canvas games work, my cpu is mostly time, with about every html5 + canvas tutorial and demo a somewhat exat at 100%.

How these html5 + canvas tutorials and demos work, they really run at cpu 100%, is this really ok and something that browser knows how to handle ?

I am a beginner html5 trainer, i know that if i run with openjava a cpu or gpu 100%, then cpu or gpu can broke.

[greenpeace]

if i run html5 tutorials, they often work my cpu 100%

Hey there,

Can you post some links to these tutorials? that way we can try to see the problem on our own machines!

cheers
Gp.

[jaho22]

I think that the problem is that linux dont support hardware acceleration for graphics with html5 + canvas2d.

As there is no hardware acceleration with graphics on canvas2d, then software is drawing the graphics, this will cause cpu to go 100%, i am wondering is this problem taken care by the browser, so is there a check of cpu and gpu heat on browser when javascript with html5 is on ?

[greenpeace]

As far as i know there are no such checks on cpu/gpu temperature by browsers... and the statement about hardware acceleration support; where are you getting that from?

Can you post some links to the tutorials?

Cheers
gp

[lykeion]

How to tell if you are using hardware acceleration, see http://blog.mozilla.org/joe/2010/11/...-acceleration/

But apparantly hardware acceleration in Firefox is disabled for linux, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1976988

My suggestion: Try chromium