Has anyone experienced inconsistent performance issues with Webflow page interactions, specifically on Safari? Some elements, such as Lottie animations, seem to behave smoothly on Chrome and Firefox but lag terribly on Safari. There are also issues with collapsing buttons, side nav, and scrolling to anchor links. Has anyone found a solution to address these inconsistencies while maintaining the desired functionality? Thank you!

Yes, some users have reported inconsistent performance issues with Webflow page interactions, particularly on Safari. There can be various reasons for this, including browser-specific rendering differences and compatibility issues with certain animations or interactions.

Here are some possible solutions to address these inconsistencies while maintaining the desired functionality:

1. Optimize Lottie animations: Lottie animations can sometimes cause performance issues, especially on Safari. Make sure to optimize your Lottie animations by reducing the number of keyframes and optimizing the JSON file's size. You can use tools like the LottieFiles' After Effects plugin or the Bodymovin extension to optimize your animations.

2. Test and adjust interactions: It's important to thoroughly test your interactions on different browsers, including Safari, to identify any performance issues. Try disabling or modifying certain interactions that might be causing lag on Safari. For example, complex scroll-triggered interactions or effects involving many elements on the page may need to be simplified or adjusted to ensure smooth performance.

3. Consider alternative interactions: If you're experiencing persistent issues with specific interactions on Safari, you might consider using alternative interactions that are better supported across different browsers. For example, instead of complex scroll-triggered interactions, you could consider using simpler transitions or animations that are less resource-intensive.

4. Limit the use of heavy effects: Some effects or features, such as parallax scrolling, gradient overlays, or heavy use of drop shadows, can impact performance on certain browsers. Consider reducing the usage or complexity of these effects to improve performance, especially if they are causing issues on Safari.

5. Stay updated: Webflow regularly releases updates and improvements to their platform. Make sure you're using the latest version of Webflow and keep an eye on their release notes and forums for any bug fixes or performance improvements specifically related to Safari.

6. Seek assistance from Webflow support: If you have tried the above steps and are still experiencing performance issues on Safari, don't hesitate to reach out to Webflow support for further assistance. They have a knowledgeable team who can provide guidance and solutions based on your specific scenario.

Remember, it's important to thoroughly test your website across different browsers and devices to ensure a consistent experience for all users.