Update on the issue I posted yesterday. You can see a clear rendering time difference between the two implementations when adding css vars to pseudo elements. @webkit
Test file: https://t.co/Yn95TnHv3q
#CSS#webdevelopment
Not sure if anyone else is aware of this but my team noticed a bug in Safari where if you define CSS variables inside the `::before` and `::after` pseudo elements, it can increase your page load significantly. These were globally defined next our `:root` declaration.
Chrome and Firefox showed a marginal increase in onload, but Safari jumped by over 1.5s. I plan on testing this out more in isolation from my team's codebase.
Not sure if anyone else is aware of this but my team noticed a bug in Safari where if you define CSS variables inside the `::before` and `::after` pseudo elements, it can increase your page load significantly. These were globally defined next our `:root` declaration.
Question for @ChromiumDev . I've noticed that if I set a cookie on Site A without `SameSite` and `Secure` but I set an expiration, when site B POSTs to site A that cookie is exposed in the request. But i I wait 2 minutes, it no longer appears in the request. Is this expected?