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Does this not work on mobile? I don’t seem to be seeing it on iOS Chrome.

• soperj 4y ago
  Another Safari fail.
• camjohnson26 4y ago
  It’s basically only visible when scrolling, and yeah I don’t see the effect on mobile.
• bawolff 4y ago
  Seems like the answer should be yes https://caniuse.com/?search=blend-mode https://caniuse.com/?search=blend-mode I can confirm it works on android
  • Uehreka 4y ago
    From the known issues tab: > iOS Safari is reported to not support multiple background-blend-modes Since iOS Chrome is really just an iOS Safari webview, that means it won't work there either.
    • trafficante 4y ago
• tedunangst 4y ago
  Well, this explains why I couldn't understand why you wouldn't just do it in photoshop.
  • theandrewbailey 4y ago
    Yeah, not having the right browser would make it more... static. If you did it in photoshop, you can't alter the image based on where it is in the viewport. Doing it in this CSS way, the image subtly changes as it scrolls past (particularly the bloom to the right covering someone's head).
• beebeepka 4y ago
  Runs fine on Firefox.
• brundolf 4y ago
  It works for me on regular iOS Safari. The effect is subtle in some of them; easier to see on the ones you can toggle yourself
• sexy_seedbox 4y ago
  Works fine on Kiwi Browser.
• ThomW 4y ago
  I didn't see it on my iPhone's iOS Safari either. :/
• cercatrova 4y ago
  That's because iOS browsers are just a reskin of Safari, and Safari does not support multiple background-blend-modes.
• totetsu 4y ago
  If you could link that holographic sticker effect to mobile tilt input that would be neat.
  • Baloo 4y ago
    You can definitely link it to gyroscope
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