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How does this compare with this that was posted on HN a few weeks ago? https://www.tyleo.com/html-glass.html https://www.tyleo.com/html-glass.html
by KaoruAoiShiho 2y ago
How does this compare with this that was posted on HN a few weeks ago?
https://www.tyleo.com/html-glass.html https://www.tyleo.com/html-glass.html
- webstrand 2y agoThat one suffers from the effect described in the article, it only considers pixels directly behind the element for blurring. So unlike real glass it can't catch adjacent light. But it is unique in its own way and has many other good ideas.
- tyleo 2y agoI’m the author of tyleo.com. I’m happy to see folks innovating and building on the idea. I’m also surprised at how popular this topic is on HN! Both of these posts add additional tweaks beyond `backdrop-filter: blur()` to enhance glass effects. We use different tweaks so it looks like the techniques in each of our posts is compatible. When I get around to it I’ll update my page to link to this new one. Perhaps in a few weeks we will get the, “I’ve consolidated all the HTML glass effects on HN and this is what it looks like,” post :)