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Modify transformations for better iOS Safari rendering #70
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Works perfectly and the code is clean. This is one of the best pull requests I've ever received. Thank you. |
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Out now with v4.2.2 |
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Thanks! |
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Fixes #69.
@fritz-c I haven't actually had a chance to test this on an iPhone, but I believe this should make Safari render the image at full detail when zoomed in. I should be able to test this out on an iPhone later today, unless you can check it earlier.@fritz-c Tested working on iPhone!
Also tested to make sure nothing broke in IE10. By the way, it seems to be perfectly usable in IE9 (just without animations) which is great!