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After switching user agents to Chrome and trying it out, I ran into a problem pretty quick. The dynamically generated "Magic" backgrounds use SVGs with the 'fil
by seaal 3y ago
After switching user agents to Chrome and trying it out, I ran into a problem pretty quick. The dynamically generated "Magic" backgrounds use SVGs with the 'filter: blur' style which isn't working properly despite it being supported by Safari [1]
Most of the features work fine though. Website does state that it's in beta as well.
What do you have against using another browser?
[1] https://caniuse.com/svg-filters https://caniuse.com/svg-filters
- Nevermark 3y ago> What do you have against using another browser? Someone doesn’t have to have anything against other browsers to prefer using their favorite browser without futzing around with browser-site combinations. Also, web developers here are interested in any reports of cross platform problems, so they can avoid requiring their users to futz around.
- jwells89 3y ago> Someone doesn’t have to have anything against other browsers to prefer using their favorite browser without futzing around with browser-site combinations. Yes, this is irritating. If I encounter a site/app with browser requirements, I’m going to find an alternative to that site/app, not use a different browser.