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Status: RESOLVED FIXED It's implemented on top of vanilla libpng. In practice, only WebKit-based browsers will get APNG, not Chromium-based ones. That's not a
by maxst 12y ago
Status: RESOLVED FIXED
It's implemented on top of vanilla libpng.
In practice, only WebKit-based browsers will get APNG, not Chromium-based ones. That's not a big market share. But WebKit and Blink engines are still pretty similar, so there's something to consider.
- TazeTSchnitzel 12y agoVanilla libpng, not libapng? Interesting. Apparently they've built an APNG decoder.
- masklinn 12y ago> In practice, only WebKit-based browsers will get APNG, not Chromium-based ones. That's not a big market share. Safari Mobile is a pretty big marketshare, if that ever trickles down to it.
- maxst 12y agoSafari uses WebKit, except for WebKit image decoders. The good news is, Apple implemented APNG support on their own: http://caniuse.com/apng http://caniuse.com/apng So at this point there are 2 open source implementation, plus 1 closed source.