Expected behaviour
When exporting a chart to an image I expect an image version of the chart to be returned
Actual behaviour
The call to the default highcharts export server is made, but a completely black image is returned
Live demo with steps to reproduce
The bug occurs in some of these scenario's I've tested:
- iOS 15.1: both Safari and Chrome fail
- macOS 12.0.1: Safari fails, but Chrome works
But is not present here:
- ipadOS 14.7: Chrome works as expected
This can be verified on one of the samples provided on the highcharts.com website
- Use an apple device with either Safari or Chrome with one of the versions specified above
- Visit https://www.highcharts.com/samples/highcharts/css/exporting
- Click the hamburger menu and export to any of the image formats
- Verify that the image download is a black version of the chart.
My assumption is that there is a problem using / processing the CSS for the chart, since an SVG version of the chart will show a black rectangle if the CSS is deleted (either on disk or through the use of developer tools)
Product version
Highcharts 9.3.2
Affected browser(s)
iOS 15.1: safari, chrome
macOS: 12.0.1 Safari
I don't have access to more devices to test this issue on, so the issue might be more widespread than this.
Expected behaviour
When exporting a chart to an image I expect an image version of the chart to be returned
Actual behaviour
The call to the default highcharts export server is made, but a completely black image is returned
Live demo with steps to reproduce
The bug occurs in some of these scenario's I've tested:
But is not present here:
This can be verified on one of the samples provided on the highcharts.com website
My assumption is that there is a problem using / processing the CSS for the chart, since an SVG version of the chart will show a black rectangle if the CSS is deleted (either on disk or through the use of developer tools)
Product version
Highcharts 9.3.2
Affected browser(s)
iOS 15.1: safari, chrome
macOS: 12.0.1 Safari
I don't have access to more devices to test this issue on, so the issue might be more widespread than this.