I've been struggling fruitlessly to implement a way to measure how many frames per second are rendered accurately in my app (It is an Android app using HTML5/JavaScript and built using Cordova).
The application uses a number of animation techniques; CSS keyframe animations and transitions/transforms present in the app's stylesheets, and some implemented in JavaScript using jQuery.animate(). One of the methods I've seen here on Stack Overflow is to use requestAnimFrame to do so.
I've tried out Gerben's method posted here, but that returns values that don't appear accurate (The FPS seems to cycle between the same three arbitrary values whenever I test the app, and whichever page of the app I'm on, regardless of whether or not it is animation-intense).
Does anyone have any advice to get me on the right track?
