Not only Safari is unable to show basic elements (less than Gnome Web which is Webkit based too), there’s no single proper tool to export the fricking SVG to GIF. I’ve never wanted to flip a table that much in my life.
Assuming you haven’t tried it, what about an online converter to APNG? Those look like they are almost fully supported by every major browser (and have transparency!)
As for the online converter part, it might end up looking terrible but it’s a place to start I guess
Meanwhile it’s been like 10–2 yrs and Firefox still hasn’t got a month picker. It’s so weird sometimes.
Can we talk about why the hell the date-time picker is not in UTC or ISO8601 by the way?? Am I the only one hacking the format to inject the time zone so the server has some type of fucking clue as to what it is? Even then you’re still screwed because DST may have changed between the current date and/or time and the one selected.
Temporal is coming.
Works on FF android.
Tested with: https://inputtypes.com/
Ja ff android bro …
Works on desktop too
Huh… i used specifically the Date chooser and it came out with a box. I’m sorry for misunderstanding
You’re good I was just confused at first
what do you mean by month picker? Like, you want a dialog specifically for picking a month and nothing else?
because there’s a perfectly fine date picker, including month selection
Well, that ‘perfectly fine’ date picker has some usability issues, like being way too small to enter dates comfortably, and missing features like the inability to highlight dates, and you can even enter invalid dates like September 31.
Yeah, we needed it at work. And it should only display months
there’s no single proper tool to export the fricking SVG to GIF
Not even ffmpeg?
Alternatively, the less proper tool: Record your screen, cropped to the SVG.
GIF, MP4 and such, they’re just a bunch of pixel grids. They don’t care where those pixels came from.
Great idea, except that it has transparency…
Well, fuck it, now it doesn’t.
Just do a little…
and you’ll be good to go.Oh wow, that brought me through a wormhole to the past.
In my experience inkscape does a great job importing custom svg’s. From there you can export them in other formats
Apple should experience bij.
I heard that SVGs in
<img>tags are more restricted than ones in<object>or plain<svg>tags. Try using these instead.I ended up making a script to convert them properly, from things I found on the web here and there.
https://github.com/pixelfed-glitch/brand-assets/blob/main/svgtogif.js
For resizing GIFs, I recommend imagemagick CLI tool though.
Not really, I just forget about it everytime I come back lol
Spent hours tracking down a test failure process and introduced a new bug in the process.
So what? Fuck Safari. Hardly anyone uses it anyway.
Well yeah, you didn’t withhold money from them. If you’re going to throw money at them for removing features every new release, why the hell would they update their browser?
? Does OP have a Mac?
¿¡ could be !?
OP referenced GNOME browser. I suspect they looked up compatibility.
Ah okay. I think my accusatory point still stands, albeit with the “you” now generalised as “you all”. I’m good at making friends.
Easy, just record the screen as a gif with Peek
Please read other comments before replying.
Forgot to put /s, it wasn’t intended to be taken seriously. My bad
Just log the user agent and if it comes up as safari, redirect people to the Firefox download page :)
I don’t know what works on Safari as I haven’t even tried to design for it since before flash died. Have you tried JS libraries like GSAP?
Use lottiefiles or something similar. That seems the defacto standard for vector animations on mobile and the web.
