Chrome doesn't update until mouseover about auto-reload-brunch

[es128]

I'm not sure of all the exact behaviors, but browsers do sometimes suspend or slow down js execution when a window or tab is inactive. It could be dependent on your particular system's available resources or other variable QoS types of considerations. Nothing we can really do about it in the plugin.

I'd suggest just getting quick with ⌘+tab. You could also try various things to see if they have any impact like seeing if Chrome Canary behaves any differently, reducing open windows/tabs, or plugging in to a power source if it's a laptop.

[trafnar]

Ok, thanks!

[paulmillr]

this is not a single issue — we had this one too I think. the solution is simple AFAIR

[shreeve]

Yes, I've seen this also. I have a quick solution, but the margin on this notebook in not big enough for me to include it.

[paulmillr]

// at the bottom of `stylesheet` method
// hack to force page repaint in latest Chrome
var el=document.body; el.style.display='none'; el.offsetHeight; el.style.display='block';

I wonder if there's a simpler solution.

[es128]

Well, let's give it a shot then: 2c10830

@trafnar try installing the latest master branch (npm install brunch/auto-reload-brunch) and let us know if it resolved the issue for you

[trafnar]

That works! I can't tell you how happy this makes me :)

[andrejd]

Solution wasn't working for me ... It needed some modification ...

setTimeout(function(){
        var el = document.body;
        var bodyDisplay = el.style.display || 'block';
        el.style.display = 'none';
        el.offsetHeight;
        el.style.display = bodyDisplay;
       },5);

[es128]

Go ahead and submit a PR