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@luckylooke There are [loads](http://lmgtfy.com/?q=hardware+acceleration+css3+transform+performance) of references on google... :) These are two for example: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/layers/ http://www.paulirish.com/2012/why-moving-elements-with-translate-is-better-than-posabs-topleft/

@luckylooke I think either I am missing your point or you are missing mine :) I don't fully understand your sentences. On the event `mousemove` which is triggered every time...

@bevacqua (a) It's noticeable if the elements you're dragging contain a lot of css and or html elements. (b) the cool thing about css3 is that if hardware acceleration is...

@bevacqua Yes I could make one, however I don't want to spend time in code which is not going to be implemented as you can understand :) I'd like to...

@luckylooke You don't add/remove classes on an element. You just adjust the style, just like what's happening right now. I have not made a test indeed I also don't have...

Hi @limrs. If I understand you correctly you want to use css3 hardware acceleration to create a new layer but still use `.top/left` to adjust the position? Hereby preventing a...

@limrs Good! Glad you figured out how to improve the performance, maybe using that hardware acceleration doesn't stop the re-paint of the parent div (the one that's dragged) but it...

@luckylooke @bevacqua Hi guys, It's been a while. I noticed in my application as feedback that some users wanted to click an item but instead started to drag it. Also...

@cozmo Hi! I required what @Vogod requested as well. Having read your comment, I've made my own processing of the image with different contrasts to make a clear binarized (0...

@deathaxe Thank you for your anwser! There probably is not an easy way for the `less_completion.py` plugin not to diable the word completions?