DESCRIPTION: Image rollovers that typically take 1 second under Netscape 4.78 (win) and Internet Explorer 5.01 (win), take upto 8 seconds with Mozilla. The image is a GIF about 400x520. An example web site using a lot of image rollovers can be viewed at: http://www.realmspace.com/unicode/utf8_win.html STEPS: 1) Create a web page using a simple JavaScript such as this: <a href="javascript:void()" onMouseOver="document.myRolloverImage.src='images/replacementImage.gif'"> <img src="images/button.gif" border="0" alt="button.gif" title="this is a button" /> </a> <img name="myRolloverImage" src="images/originalImage.gif" height="400" width="520" /> 2) Move a the mouse cursor over the link (a button gif in this case) to see the rollover effect. RESULTS: Sometimes this takes upto 8 seconds. The time varies, but it is most notably slow. Internet Explorer takes less than a second. Netscape 4 takes less than a second. I expected Mozilla, or Netscape 6, to take less than a second.

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This is a dup of bug 108161 . (Delay in onmouseover)

thanks Sebastian Biallas *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 108161 ***

vrfy dupe from http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/bug_status.html#severity Critical: crashes, loss of data, severe memory leak

This is indeed a duplicate. Closing.