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Looks like a great idea. But good luck implementing those iOS-style blurring effects in a real browser.
by drpancake 12y ago
Looks like a great idea. But good luck implementing those iOS-style blurring effects in a real browser.
- johntraver 12y agoCaught us there. currently it is only an purple tinted overlay!
- grumblestumble 12y agohrrrrmmmm? https://twitter.com/Frame_io/status/489843710918541312 https://twitter.com/Frame_io/status/489843710918541312
- sim0n 12y agoNot efficient and only works in WebKit but -webkit-filter: blur(Npx) makes a nice effect
- grumblestumble 12y agothat will only blur an element, not the visible area underneath a translucent element. drpancake is referring to blurring the playing video is it scrolls underneath the title bar. this is pretty much impossible to do in HTML/CSS with moving content (video, gifs, etc), and only possible to do with static images by doing some very janky canvas hackery.