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If the graph at the top of the Performance tab, which shows the list of frames, could show a physical gap when the corresponding frames were not sequential (e.g. were more than 50ms apart with no FrameRequestPending in the interval), it would be helpful as a way to distinguish different animations. For example, if I load an app, then wait, then tap a button, then wait, then hit a button, I would love to see the three separate animations slightly separated from each other in that frame selector.
One other thing we could do here so that user's do not have to do a ton of scrolling in the frames bar chart (which they would if the bar chart was spaced proportionate to timestamp) is to have "gaps" for any space longer than a certain threshold (say 50 ms), where the bar for the gap is a constant size, but we label the elapsed gap time.
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kenzieschmoll commentedon Mar 6, 2021
One other thing we could do here so that user's do not have to do a ton of scrolling in the frames bar chart (which they would if the bar chart was spaced proportionate to timestamp) is to have "gaps" for any space longer than a certain threshold (say 50 ms), where the bar for the gap is a constant size, but we label the elapsed gap time.