Currently, I am in the process of slowly transitioning a background image (a picturesque view of space sliding gradually to the left). The issue arises when viewing this on Chrome as opposed to Firefox. In Chrome, there is a noticeable "jittery" effect due to its lack of subpixel rendering, causing the image to snap to the next pixel rather than smoothly transition. Speeding up the image is not an option as it would ruin the desired effect. I have attempted various techniques such as using TranslateZ()
tricks, experimenting with different CSS3 effects, utilizing Kinetic.js, and even exploring Babylon.js hoping that WebGL would provide a solution but to no avail.
As it stands, I am at a loss for how to resolve this issue. It seems like my only option may be to provide Chrome users with a static background while focusing more on creating enhancements for Firefox users in terms of UI/UX. This would entail adding a disclaimer stating that the page is best viewed in Firefox, although I am hesitant to take this route. Is there any possible workaround or solution that could address this problem?