Different delta time on browser and native with same fps

[Dreaded-Gnu]

Hello
I'm using echoes in browser and in a server application. While playing a bit around I discovered that 60 fps in browser lead to delta time of update calls of 0.01 seconds, while on native platforms it is 0.04. To get a nearly equal behaviour in browser I had to cap the fps of echoes to 30 which then leads to non smooth movements.

What can be done here, so that browser and native applications behave more similar when using echoes?

[player-03]

Echoes uses a Timer to schedule updates, then uses Timer.stamp() to calculate elapsed time. Perhaps one of those behaves differently in the browser?

Here's a simplified version to help narrow it down.

var count:Int = 0;
var lastUpdate:Float = Timer.stamp();
new Timer(16).update = function():Void {
	final startTime:Float = haxe.Timer.stamp();
	count++;
	trace(count + ": " + (startTime - lastUpdate));
	lastUpdate = startTime;
};

[Dreaded-Gnu]

Okay, the laggy movement was due to some miscalculation on my side. Nevertheless I had to reduce the fps for browser target from 60 to 25 to get a similar timing compared to native. Have to look deeper into it, maybe I find something that could fix the issue.

Meh, just found out that lime is overwriting the haxe timer class, maybe that is the root of the issue.