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@HerrNove What does it say under "Target Frame Rate" under about:support for you?

@svenanders Moving the question here to reduce the shoutbox noise. I think @Marco and @TaxiDriver prefer the shoutbox, so sorry for splitting the communication channels

My Target Frame Rate on Firefox is 60.

But you got 30fps locked or did it vary?

It varies. My laptop is much less powerful than your MacBook M4 (I have a AMD Ryzen 7 5700U)

Sure but, it's weird that you're getting 60fps in Chrome on the same laptop...
I'm pretty much getting the same performance in both.

@HerrNove What does it say under "Target Frame Rate" under about:support for you?

@svenanders Moving the question here to reduce the shoutbox noise. I think @Marco and @TaxiDriver prefer the shoutbox, so sorry for splitting the communication channels

My Target Frame Rate on Firefox is 60.

But you got 30fps locked or did it vary?

Hi everyone! A quick update on PlayStunts since my September post.

The site now has shared top-10 leaderboards, with overall and per-car rankings, replay links and each driver's five most recent submitted runs. Submitted recordings are checked automatically and labelled **Valid**, **Exploit detected** or **Unverified**. The checks have been adjusted following community feedback, but they're still being tested, please report any classification that seems wrong.

Community track sharing is available, and the replay library now has track/car filters and sorting by time. The website is also available in English, Spanish and Italian; original game names and in-game text remain unchanged.

Recent fixes include the restart timer, allowing slower completed runs to be submitted to the website, and falling back to original graphics if enhanced graphics cannot start during the introduction or demo.

It's still a public beta, and feedback from experienced Stunts players is very welcome. Thanks especially to Marco from MARCO PLAYS DOS GAMES on Facebook, and everyone who has helped test it!

[PlayStunts.com] · [GitHub]

Thanks for mentioning Play Stunts! It is a native TypeScript browser reconstruction of Mindscape's 4D Sports Driving 1.1 from December 1990—not an emulated DOS build. The aim is to preserve the original gameplay and graphics while also offering an optional enhanced renderer.

It is already playable at https://playstunts.com, and the source is available at GitHub. It is still a public beta, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome. It's great to see several different Stunts projects appearing after all these years!