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> NOTE: The WebGL backend does NOT pass the color test. > This is because WebGL does not support linear framebuffer blending (not even WebGL 2!). > Maybe when
by mastax 5y ago
> NOTE: The WebGL backend does NOT pass the color test.
> This is because WebGL does not support linear framebuffer blending (not even WebGL 2!).
> Maybe when WebGL3 becomes mainstream in 2030 the web can finally get colors right?
Yes, I had to transcribe this manually because I couldn't copy and paste it.
- weavie 5y agoThis is quite standard desktop gui behaviour.
- danShumway 5y agoDefinitely, but I think part of the underlying criticism here is that standard desktop GUI behavior on text selection and copy-paste is bad, and we're kind of questioning whether it's good to encourage the web to continue moving in that direction.