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Yeah, Webkit support is disappointing. As mentioned in the article that is mostly because of a bug that prevents many effects from being rendered when used in a
by molf 14y ago
Yeah, Webkit support is disappointing. As mentioned in the article that is mostly because of a bug that prevents many effects from being rendered when used in an HTML document. Opening SVG files in a new window will render those effects correctly. But because no user will ever do that those effects are effectively broken.
- jarek-foksa 14y agoFilters render just fine for me in embedded SVG files (I'm using direct embedding via <svg> tag in HTML5 documents). Not all primitives are fully implemented, but performance is definitely better than in Firefox. IE9 does not support filter effects at all, I don't see how WebKit is "lagging" here.