title: Is there a way I can force chrome to do subpixel rendering for a slow translation?
body: <p>Im doing a very slow transition of a background image (a view of space that slides slowly to the left). My problem is while it looks beautiful on Firefox, it looks horrible on Chrome. I get a "jittery" effect due to Chrome's lack of subpixel rendering, and the image just snaps to the next pixel. I cannot speed the image up because it will destroy the effect Im trying to achieve. I have tried using <code>TranslateZ()</code> tricks, I have tried every CSS3 effect I could think of to make it look better, Ive tried Kinetic.js, Ive even tried Babylon.js hoping that WebGL would fix my problem.</p>
  
  <p>At this point Im at a loss and I might just have to give Chrome users a static background and cater more to the Firefox users in regards to the neat little things I can do for the UI UX, and then just put a disclaimer on my site saying that the page is best viewed in FF. </p>
  
  <p>I REALLY dont want to do this. Is there ANY work around at all?</p>