Why don't Firefox, Chrome, Opera keep up with mouse events?

That would be because they render first, and then check for input I've been frustrated about this for a while too, but a few tests confirmed this They render and then check for input Edit : If you have a good computer and use a good recording software, try recording your mouse in your monitor's full FPS. Now play it in slow motion, like 1/10 speed You'll notice that the mouse cursor doesn't pass through every pixel on the screen. If it did, it could either Go through every pixel, every frame This would limit your mouse speed (pixels/second) to your monitor's FPS (hertz) Virtually go through every pixel in a sub-frame manner This would definitely take much processor time to think To fix this, every OS makes the mouse jump/skip to the required pixel every frame and thus, your problem.

That would be because they render first, and then check for input. I've been frustrated about this for a while too, but a few tests confirmed this. They render and then check for input.

Edit: If you have a good computer and use a good recording software, try recording your mouse in your monitor's full FPS. Now play it in slow motion, like 1/10 speed. You'll notice that the mouse cursor doesn't pass through every pixel on the screen.

If it did, it could either... Go through every pixel, every frame. This would limit your mouse speed (pixels/second) to your monitor's FPS (hertz). Virtually go through every pixel in a sub-frame manner.

This would definitely take much processor time to think. To fix this, every OS makes the mouse jump/skip to the required pixel every frame. ... and thus, your problem.

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