I have a 7950X, a pile of RAM, and an unfairly expensive RTX 4000-series GPU. The cursor occasionally hitches for ~400ms whenever doing things like opening task manager or resuming from the lock screen, so that checks out unfortunately.
eth0p
joined 1 year ago
I'm not saying you're wrong or that Web Environment Integrity is a good thing, but a primary source and citation is needed for this statement:
It enforces the original markup and code from a server to be the markup and code that the browser interprets and executes, preventing any post-loading modifications.
If that were the case, wouldn't the mouse jump when the latest frame is presented? For me, it's more that it just stays still until after Windows stops having a fuss.