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Regression for blur effect in Firefox #67

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eeshaan opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 2 comments
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Regression for blur effect in Firefox #67

eeshaan opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 2 comments

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@eeshaan
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eeshaan commented Oct 26, 2022

filter: "url(#sharpBlur)",

The above line results in the blur effect not applying because the URL #sharpBlur is not found.

@eeshaan eeshaan changed the title Regression in blur effect Regression for blur effect in Firefox Oct 26, 2022
@Niels-IO
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Niels-IO commented Oct 27, 2022

Hi @eeshaan,

Thanks for submitting. The bug is harder to fix than expected. I found out that Firefox will not apply the blur filter as it has display:none applied.
Changing to position: "absolute",height: 0 works instead.

Somehow the blurred placeholder image will not show up completely, only the section of the image that is loaded already:
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I tried to search for it and haven't found a viable solution. Interestingly, if you stop all network requests at that point in the screenshot above and change a property of the img element, the blurred placeholder shows at its full height.

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Removed SVG filter in v1.10.0

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