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Device pixels (resolution) or viewport pixels (like in CSS)? I mean OS manufacturers could just change the way viewport pixels are calculated in their viewport
by deltron3030 7y ago
Device pixels (resolution) or viewport pixels (like in CSS)?
I mean OS manufacturers could just change the way viewport pixels are calculated in their viewport rendering, which makes the law redundant. And relying on device resolution doesn't make any sense for modern devices with hidpi displays.
- icebraining 7y agoI'm guessing they are only thinking of raster images, like excerpts of photos or videos.
- tyingq 7y agoWhat if I have the browser scale it up via css width and height? Is it still compliant since there's only 128x128 unique squares? If it's a rectangle, can one side exceed 128 pixels if the product of width and height is less than 128x128?
- cr0sh 7y ago> I'm guessing they are only thinking of raster images Someone somewhere will come up with a JPG to SVG or CSS converter for images, if it doesn't already exist.
- icebraining 7y agoThere are easier ways to get sued.