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> IMO EXIF rotation should be applied always, and any CSS rotations should combine with it, not override. I agree. EXIF rotation is a part of the image and it'
by leni536 8y ago
> IMO EXIF rotation should be applied always, and any CSS rotations should combine with it, not override.
I agree. EXIF rotation is a part of the image and it's just an implementation detail of the image data. Browsers shouldn't leak this.
- michaelt 8y agoPresumably the issue is "Given that browsers that ignore EXIF rotation already exist, should modern browsers display the same page differently?"
- anonymfus 8y agoYes because it will fix more pages than it will break.
- praveenscience 8y agoBut what about the compatibility, graceful degradation, etc. of the browsers that yet don't support this feature? Won't that break everything else?