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Render overlay properly on older browsers #7
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The MDN Web Docs define the `pixelated` value for `image-rendering` as experimental. Chrome and Edge have supported that value for a long time but on Firefox, only versions 93 and above support it. The `crisp-edges` is an alternative to `pixelated` that has been supported for a very long time across all browsers and it also makes the image be rendered with nearest-neighbour
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The MDN Web Docs define the
pixelatedvalue forimage-renderingas experimental. Chrome and Edge have supported that value for a long time but on Firefox, only versions 93 and above support it.The
crisp-edgesis an alternative topixelatedthat has been supported for a very long time across all browsers and it also makes the image be rendered with nearest-neighbour