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How to make Chrome not blink?
For the experiment, you need some kind of dark site .
We click on the links on the site and see that when you click on each link, Chrome first draws a white background and only then the site itself. The white background may not be drawn if the page is cached (or it may be drawn too fast to notice).
A kind of strobe is created, which is great straining the eyes. I want to remove it in any way.
FF and IE do not kill epileptics.
Windows.
upd: Example of a problem site: www.nasa.gov
upd2: Another one: cutestills.blogspot.com
upd3: Version 12, the bug is back.
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code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1373
This bug, it turns out, stretches from the zero version.
Chrome is a browser for white ...
... sites.
For 10 years, I have never paid attention to this, since this behavior is typical for all browsers. )) I would call it “by design”, because when you click on the link, the browser creates a new dom-document, where it starts loading the content.
Naturally, at the time of its creation, it is still unknown what background the page will have, so white is used (or the one that is set in the OS theme instead).
Accordingly, from the point of view of a web developer, this problem can be solved by specifying the background as early as possible, and from the point of view of browser developers, it is possible to fill the page with the background specified for body on the previous page.
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