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“The new responsive images standards are available in all current browsers with the exception of Opera Mini.” cloudfour.com/thinks/state-of-responsive-images-2017/Permalink On twitter.com
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2017 Mar 3
Mood +2 🙂
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Recently, I got told by a dev that there is “a lot of dogmatism around responsive images but not *the* one preferable solution”.Permalink On twitter.com
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2017 Mar 3
Mood +2 🙂
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I had suggested the use of scrset instead of dowloading all (!) images via JS all over again on reload or viewport changes…Permalink On twitter.com
2017 Mar 3
Mood 0
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But: Both srcset and the picture element are part of the official HTML specification. Browser support is good. A polyfill exists …Permalink On twitter.com
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2017 Mar 3
Mood +5 🙂
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… and <img> as a fallback. So we indeed have a standardized, progressively enhanced solution for responsive images now. Why not just use it?On twitter.com
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2017 Mar 3
Mood +3 🙂