- From: Edward O'Connor <eoconnor@apple.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 04:44:25 -0700
- To: whatwg@whatwg.org
Aryeh wrote: > I'd like to throw in another use-case that might be addressable by the > same feature: allowing "Save As..." to save a different version of the > image (e.g., higher-res) than is actually displayed. […] > Another obvious use-case I'd like to point out is print. Yes, these are both excellent reasons for us to adopt such a feature, and the <img srcset> proposal can handle both cases. > A fourth use-case I'd like to suggest is vector images. Last I > checked, many authors don't want to serve SVG directly because too > many browsers don't support it in <img> (or at all). I'm not sure about this one. If a browser doesn't support SVG, I want to be able to provide a bitmap fallback regardless of how I included the SVG—in both the <img src> or inline <svg> element cases. <img srcset> isn't about providing fallback, so this might best be addressed with a different feature. > It's possible that the best solution won't accommodate all of these > use-cases, but I'm just throwing them out here so that they can be > taken into account. *nod* Thanks, Ted
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