WebKit’s srcset Image Attribute
WebKit now supports the
srcsetattribute on image (img) elements (official specification from the W3C). This allows you, the developer, to specify higher-quality images for your users who have high-resolution displays, without penalizing the users who don’t. Importantly, it also provides a graceful fallback for browsers that don’t yet support the feature.
I’d like to see this (or the CSS equivalent -webkit-image-set) supported in FancyZoom.
Update (2013-08-22): There’s an interesting discussion of this on Hacker News.
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Arrrgh.
Dear web browsers, web developers, W3C, et al: HTTP 1.1 called: it wants its content negotiation support back on account of y'all being too damn stupid to use it right.
Honestly, who thought it was a good idea to have such steaming ignoramuses in charge of the most powerful global communication system ever devised? Heath Robinson's finest contraptions have nothing on these fools' 'work'.