LibWeb: Generate correct timestamp values when updating animations #3359
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Previously, we were generating timestamps relative to the current time of the monotonic clock. We now generate timestamps relative to the event loop's last render opportunity time, per the spec.
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This change is causing crashes for me locally. I may need to put this on top of other high resolution time changes I'm making in #3341. |
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Previously, we were generating timestamps relative to the current time of the monotonic clock. We now generate timestamps relative to the event loop's last render opportunity time, per the spec.
Doing this allows us to move around on Google Street View :^)
street_view_no_sound.mp4