I thought this was the reason we even had 120hzBattery life. Most people don't need 120hz to read static webpages.
I thought this was the reason we even had 120hzBattery life. Most people don't need 120hz to read static webpages.
More the adaptive refresh rate. It'll ramp up when smoothness is desirable like in scrolling, but when it's not needed the display won't refresh as frequently (good for battery life).I thought this was the reason we even had 120hz
The scrolling is in fact 120hz (or up to it) - the article is wrong - this setting only impacts animations.I thought this was the reason we even had 120hz
Thank you.Just to be clear - scrolling in safari is 120hz by default. This just lets animations in CSS etc run above 60hz, which is rare
Promotion scrolls very smooth on my m5 while 60hz does not (this is without changing the setting in the article). Therefore I do not think it adjusts scrolling, at least on some configurations.
This is only for JavaScript animations on the webpages, not for scrolling.
Scrolling always use 120fps regardless of this flag.
Especially considering this was a widely advertised “feature”. I’ve always wondered why scrolling didn’t feel any smoother on ProMotion displays.Why is this disabled by default?
Yet every website is “facebooked” now with obnoxious scrolling required to get past bloated filler.Battery life. Most people don't need 120hz to read static webpages.
Then what’s the point of even having 120hz display? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯This is a great way to destroy your battery life, if you want to.
120hz for just scrolling webpages is not noticeable enough and not worth the trade off of battery life.
Interesting. Mine was ON I assume by default as I have never adjusted that setting (iPhone 17 Pro Max running latest 26.3 beta).Why is this disabled by default?
On means 120 is disabled ;-).Interesting. Mine was ON I assume by default as I have never adjusted that setting (iPhone 17 Pro Max running latest 26.3 beta).
No it isn’t.Scrolling through reddit is much smoother now![]()