@xiroux it's likely to be because you use a hidpi screen. And your image that is 3000px wide has more data to display.
@xiroux it's likely to be because you use a hidpi screen. And your image that is 3000px wide has more data to display. 3 comments
@neauoire That makes total sense. Now I want to know if I can render different images depending on the screen resolution of the viewer. I know there's this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimedia_and_embedding/Responsive_images, but I cannot know if the user is watching everything 2 times larger 🤔 |
@neauoire Aaaah, that's right 🤦♂️ So it's not 900 physical pixels on my screen, but 1800 (I think I'm rendering 2x the resolution), right?