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Makes me think of my
very smooth and subtle ... hats off again p01, serious demostyle javascript browser wrangling
beautifull
Looks really good
What gargaj hasn't said yet.
That console is like a toilet.
Nice effect :)
rules
What gargaj said.
approved
Looks identical in safari and firefox (latest of both on osx). I just installed firefox to find that out :(
Nice though, and perfectly smooth.
Nice though, and perfectly smooth.
Cool!
Looks decent! Runs much faster in google chrome than any other browser I tried! Doesn't run on this version of IE7 (vista x64).
Nice one again, smooth :)
Looks cool.
cool
Wow! looks fast.
good work...looks fine !
Thank you all.
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psonice: Sorry, I thought webkit used its own code, common accross all platforms, for the color interpolation. 'coz anything Canvas looks like sh*t in Safari 4, and Chrome on Windows XP|Vista.
d3pth: I'm afraid the IE team has not commited to implement the HTML5 Canvas API although it's widely supported by all the major rendering engines.
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psonice: Sorry, I thought webkit used its own code, common accross all platforms, for the color interpolation. 'coz anything Canvas looks like sh*t in Safari 4, and Chrome on Windows XP|Vista.
d3pth: I'm afraid the IE team has not commited to implement the HTML5 Canvas API although it's widely supported by all the major rendering engines.
Nice!
![[self-ban]](https://content.pouet.net/avatars/intro.gif)
p01: It looks exactly the same in FF3.0.2 and latest Chrome on my machine.
And this prod rulez of course! :)
And this prod rulez of course! :)
p01: I'll try on a recent webkit build for osx tomorrow at work. It may be that apple use the OS stuff for colour in safari, as osx has very good colour management stuff.
FWIW my laptop is on Vista, pNebula looks much brighter and more dull in Safari 4 dev. preview 2 ( webkit 528.1.1 ) than in any other browser including Chrome 0.2.149.30 ( webkit 525.13 ).
hmm.. that sounds like colour profiles :/ I fight apple's colour profile stuff regular with demo making. They're actually a damn good thing (they make the image look 'correct', respecting colour profile info in the source) but they're a real bitch at times. I can see it not playing well in windows though.
If it is that, then it's likely that safari is actually showing the most accurate image. Not that it helps when you want it to work on all the browsers.. if that's the case, then good luck getting it to look good ;D
If it is that, then it's likely that safari is actually showing the most accurate image. Not that it helps when you want it to work on all the browsers.. if that's the case, then good luck getting it to look good ;D
Cool!
really great
Awesome!
p01: on osx at least, it looks identical on ff3, safari3, and a week-old webkit build.
never though this sort of stuff was possible with js.. and 256 bytes... damn! :)
psonice:mmmh ok, it looks dull on XP with SF3.1.2 and on Vista with SF4dp2, but ok in Chrome on Vista. weeeeeird.
Grimmy: it's more like 226 bytes ;)
Grimmy: it's more like 226 bytes ;)
valid! :D
it looks fine in XP FireFox 3.0.3
... no!
Bhl!: would you mind to elaborate on that ?
yes!
good
w00t, 214 bytes.
proper
rulez
is't cool (on picture), but FILE NOT EXIST!!1
Broken link :(
nice
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if this prod is a fake, some info is false or the download link is broken,
do not post about it in the comments, it will get lost.
instead, click here !
This one works great in FireFox and Opera. It's works but look meh in Webkit. FWIW I prefer the thin look you get in Opera