Remove the filter instead of suppressing it. #17
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Adding css-filter support for current Firefox
Update for the firefox support
* Fix IE filter detection by forcing IE to manual. * Adjust elements to be returned to their previous locations after dismissal.
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After some deeper use of 9123064, I discovered that (at least) IE10 through Edge represented that it could properly handle the |
This was referenced Oct 26, 2015
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There are issues in Chrome that arise when the filter is set to
0px, as opposed tonone. In addition to this pull request, this change should resolve those Chrome bugs.