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The orientation value is used a fair amount by browsers and stripping it willy-nilly will likely result in some images being rotated in weird ways you're not ex
by taternuts 10y ago
The orientation value is used a fair amount by browsers and stripping it willy-nilly will likely result in some images being rotated in weird ways you're not expecting.
- inian 10y agoSupport for this attribute is modern browsers is good but it is never used unless you visit the image directly via its URL or the like..It is going to be of no use when you embed the image in a webpage..Lot of times, I do a right-click -> open image in a new tab and see a differently oriented image and am actually confused by the behaviour.. Of course, if you are distributing the image URL directly, it is useful in that case..