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SVG with lots of elements can often be larger than a even a pretty high resolution PNG. Happens to me often when exporting graphs with thousands of data points.
by auxym 12y ago
SVG with lots of elements can often be larger than a even a pretty high resolution PNG. Happens to me often when exporting graphs with thousands of data points.
- jfoster 12y agoSince SVG is text, it will usually be compressed well below the file size before hitting the wire, though.
- brudgers 12y agoSVG can also be treated as a DOM and can be partially updated...or restyled with CSS.
- jandrese 12y agoI don't know if anybody else has this problem, but sometimes SVG are just really slow to render for me, especially on cell phones and other constrained platforms.
- VOYD 12y agoI also see other rendering artifacts, such as re-rendering flashes, depending on how it's being used. However, it is text and should be used.