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It won't succeed. The closest parallel is the Accept-Language feature in the HTTP headers, which never took off. By the time this could be implemented in many b
by tlb 14y ago
It won't succeed. The closest parallel is the Accept-Language feature in the HTTP headers, which never took off. By the time this could be implemented in many browsers and servers, everyone will have already solved the problem with javascript.
- WiseWeasel 14y agoJavaScript is not a real solution to this problem, since it takes the control away from the client and condemns web developers to maintaining those horrible hacks forever as clients with unforeseen capabilities or expectations emerge. We need something that allows developers to add support for 2x images without having the server make any assumptions about what the client wants. If the client wants 1x images for whatever reason, it doesn't matter what their screen resolution or pixel scaling factor is, or whatever your script is using to determine support for 2x image display.