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Disable Frame Limit (something like --disable-frame-rate-limit) #928

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Foxxey opened this issue Mar 30, 2023 · 3 comments
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Disable Frame Limit (something like --disable-frame-rate-limit) #928

Foxxey opened this issue Mar 30, 2023 · 3 comments

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@Foxxey
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Foxxey commented Mar 30, 2023

How do I set chromium flags to my application? I know that there is not a feature like this implemented yet, but how would it look like? Is there any way to go force it (e.g. environment options on webview2) for all platforms?

Edit: I want to disable the fps limit on the browser. The way you would do that on a chromium-based browser is using the flag --disable-frame-rate-limit.

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dirkk0 commented May 25, 2023

I am not the developer but the way I understand it, WebView supports the default browser engine on the OS.
That would be Safari on MacOS, Edge on Windows etc, so you cannot rely on Chrome being used at all.
If you need Chrome, you need Electron or one of the other usual suspects.

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Foxxey commented May 27, 2023

What I am looking for exactly is to uncap the fps. The way you would do that on a chromium-based browser is using the flag --disable-frame-rate-limit.

@Foxxey Foxxey changed the title Chromium Flags Disable Frame Limit (something like --disable-frame-rate-limit) May 27, 2023
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dirkk0 commented May 27, 2023

So you know that some form of frame limit exists, because you wrote code that shows the frame limit in your application? Can you share it?

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