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Your argument seems to ignore the fact that Apple has their own browser and could put in the time to properly handle pixel-perfect rendering. Yes there are a
by joshspankit 4y ago
Your argument seems to ignore the fact that Apple has their own browser and could put in the time to properly handle pixel-perfect rendering.
Yes there are a lot of complexities with that statement, but I personally think they would have a significant win here if they set a new bar of excellence as a part of the challenge.
- greggman3 4y agoI'm only pointing out you'll get better results today, in all browser, by upscaling offline and then letting the browser downscale than upscale in the browser via `image-rendering: pixelated` The question was "Why are they using image that's been upscaled offline" and I have a reasonable explanation why someone might want to do that. TL,DR; because it looks better across devices.