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It's because of the nested backdrop-filters being applied. I would've thought the css parser / rendering engine stops this from happening, but apparently not.
by endless1234 8y ago
It's because of the nested backdrop-filters being applied. I would've thought the css parser / rendering engine stops this from happening, but apparently not.
- rangibaby 8y agoI guess it is because backdrop-filter is a new property. AFAIK backdrop-filter affects everything everything below it, so maybe a sanity check for the number of times the effect applies is missing.
- burlesona 8y agoYeah it looks like its trying to compute thousands of filters stacked on top of each other. Photoshop would take a while to do that too. But safari shouldn’t be able to out of memory so hard it takes down the device.