Ben Cherry • 2/26/2010

Minimum Timer Intervals in JavaScript

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This technical article investigates the minimum effective interval for JavaScript's setTimeout and setInterval functions across different browsers. It explains that browsers enforce a lower limit (typically 5-16ms), provides test results, and discusses the implications for writing reliable, cross-browser code that depends on precise timing.

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