Chrome get stuck on a page with many hidden radio buttons

I have a page which dynamically creates radio buttons.

The page can sometimes be hidden (it's one of number of sub pages presented only when clicking a corresponding menu item).

The number of radio buttons on this page can be high on special cases (about 3000 radio buttons). When it does, Chrome is having trouble handling it.

When the sub page, containing the radio buttons is visible, you barely notice the slow reaction of开发者_如何学Python the browser (but when you compare it to Firefox you understand it's there)

The problem is when the sub page is not visible. The browser almost doesn't respond...(it takes a few minutes to see a respond to a mouse click or event a mouse hover)

Firefox - doesn't have any problem with this page.

IE8 - gets a little slow when the radio buttons are displayed, but bearable.

I'm thinking of changing the entire design of this page, but I am trying to understand this problem.

Does anyone has an idea?

I cannot think of one situation where having 3000 radio buttons is normal. You should consider a redesign. Folks at Google who made Chrome probably haven't tried to tackle a problem like this since your situation is very corner case.

3000 radio buttons on a page? While it may be an interesting intellectual exercise to figure out why chrome is choking on it, the solution is to redesign your page.