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backdrop-filter property in CSS (vine.co)
almost 6 years ago from William Bout, Designer & Developer
11 comments
ポール ウェッブ, almost 6 years ago
SWEET
Timothy Kempf, almost 6 years ago (edited almost 6 years ago ) 
Dirk HCM van Boxtel, almost 6 years ago
I know right. One of those features you were hoping for... around a decade ago.
Shit the web moves slowly.
David Darnes, almost 6 years ago
A little demanding, wouldn't expect live Photoshop style image manipulation in the browser ;)
Kind of my point. We should. But it just all moves way too slow.
I think it moves fast than it did in the past. Maybe we should yes, but my point is I don't think elaborate Photoshop manipulation that would only be used in certain cases was very high on the list of demands ;)
Alex Paxton, almost 6 years ago
This is awesome, one step closer to getting that sweet frosty look from iOS on web. Next question is whether it's worth it or not once more browsers support it
Taron Ghazaryan, almost 6 years ago
By the time this gets support on most browsers, iOS will have a new design and this style will be super dated.. sigh
Jeff Smith, almost 6 years ago
I haven't seen the blur achieved before. Is this common knowledge now of doing the blur effect?
Andy Merskin, almost 6 years ago (edited almost 6 years ago )
This is a relatively new feature that hasn't made it into any browsers yet (apart from Webkit Nightly).
Right now, the
filterproperty is available in most Evergreen browsers, which can blur the elements themselves, but not whatever is behind them likebackdrop-filter. Support forfilterwas dropped in IE9+: http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-filtersb. briel, almost 6 years ago
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