compositing: Do not set scroll offsets of zero when restoring scroll offsets in new display lists#40757
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What is the motivation for this change? Does it affect performance?
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Yes, there has been a significant reduction in the number of FrameMsg::SetScrollOffsets, which in turn greatly reduces the number of set_scroll_offsets calls in webrender_backend. This is beneficial for performance. |
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I have added this to the PR description. |
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This results in a significant reduction in the number of
FrameMsg::SetScrollOffsets, which in turn greatly reduces the number ofset_scroll_offsetscalls in the WebRender backend. This is beneficial for performance.Testing: This is an attempt to increase performance, so is covered by existing tests.