Now, here’s my beef: Graphics have been around since the 1980′s when the most rudimentary graphics were used so people could play games. We’ve got twenty years of knowledge. Most games written today require lots of memory because they are doing 3D graphics. Most 2D games only require the bare minimum in memory to display anything. The Javascript Canvas is only 2D. So it shouldn’t really be using all that much memory. Even double buffering of a 32bit (16.7 Million colors with Alpha Channel) canvas only requires 11.5MB. A 64bit, double-buffered screen should only take around 23MB. So what’s the big deal with FireFox and IE taking upwards of 500MB to display a simple 2D animation? Just a pet peeve. Otherwise – great graphics!