Post by kable on Feb 4, 2015 23:32:37 GMT
I'm sick of using IEtab ( chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ie-tab/hehijbfgiekmjfkfjpbkbammjbdenadd?hl=en ) to run autos in background tabs, it's really not an elegant solution.
I found these links that might help fix it:
stackoverflow.com/questions/7079255/force-background-tabs-in-chrome-to-run-settimeout-at-normal-speed?rq=1
pivotallabs.com/chrome-and-firefox-throttle-settimeout-setinterval-in-inactive-tabs/
stackoverflow.com/questions/19475894/settimeout-setinterval-1000ms-lag-in-background-tabs-chrome-and-firefox?rq=1
stackoverflow.com/questions/5927284/how-can-i-make-setinterval-also-work-when-a-tab-is-inactive-in-chrome/12522580#12522580
Looks like the easiest solution is to count down the auto seconds 1s at a time instead of 500ms, but that would mean you can't have 6.5 second autos. Personally I think autos should be reduced to 6 seconds and manual attacks raised to 6 to match it so it doesn't punish people as much for spending their credits ($$$) on autos. If you're not interested in doing that then please consider using webworkers to make it work with 6.5 seconds.
This shows how javascript setTimeout/setInterval() is limited to 1 call per 1000ms in background tabs, open this up and flip to another tab and back again.
jsfiddle.net/simevidas/gHZSW/
I found these links that might help fix it:
stackoverflow.com/questions/7079255/force-background-tabs-in-chrome-to-run-settimeout-at-normal-speed?rq=1
pivotallabs.com/chrome-and-firefox-throttle-settimeout-setinterval-in-inactive-tabs/
stackoverflow.com/questions/19475894/settimeout-setinterval-1000ms-lag-in-background-tabs-chrome-and-firefox?rq=1
stackoverflow.com/questions/5927284/how-can-i-make-setinterval-also-work-when-a-tab-is-inactive-in-chrome/12522580#12522580
Looks like the easiest solution is to count down the auto seconds 1s at a time instead of 500ms, but that would mean you can't have 6.5 second autos. Personally I think autos should be reduced to 6 seconds and manual attacks raised to 6 to match it so it doesn't punish people as much for spending their credits ($$$) on autos. If you're not interested in doing that then please consider using webworkers to make it work with 6.5 seconds.
This shows how javascript setTimeout/setInterval() is limited to 1 call per 1000ms in background tabs, open this up and flip to another tab and back again.
jsfiddle.net/simevidas/gHZSW/
