Using browser context for social cards #490
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Scott Hanselman recommended using the context instead of the browser object. Browser object creates a new context on each call which is a new process. Obviously we don't want that. Also added an extra check for a load based on network idle. This will not only ensure things are loaded, but there is a built in 500ms timeout looking for inactivity which will let the font rendering process do it's thing which seems to lag a tad with Chromium. And while we are at it, preloading the font can't hurt.
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Scott Hanselman recommended using the context instead of the browser object. Browser object creates a new context on each call which is a new process. Obviously we don't want that.
Also added an extra check for a load based on network idle. This will not only ensure things are loaded, but there is a built in 500ms timeout looking for inactivity which will let the font rendering process do it's thing which seems to lag a tad with Chromium.
And while we are at it, preloading the font can't hurt.