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filter property is missing #10

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surma opened this issue Feb 22, 2016 · 13 comments
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filter property is missing #10

surma opened this issue Feb 22, 2016 · 13 comments

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@surma
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surma commented Feb 22, 2016

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@rachsmithcodes
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in the same vein, it would be great to get the color legend for Layout, Paint, Composite back as well.
screenshot 2016-02-22 11 09 25

Thanks so much for this resource!

@Elindorath
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I think he rather talked about the css property named filter.

But I support your idea too, it would be much clearer.

@tkmoney
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tkmoney commented May 6, 2016

+1

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@followdarko
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@tvler
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tvler commented Jun 3, 2016

+1

@surma
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surma commented Jun 3, 2016

The search bar (for filtering the list of properties) has been added to csstriggers.com :)

@brianblakely
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brianblakely commented Jul 20, 2016

Started to test this (in case no one else is working on it), but I have a question.

This is vendor-prefixed in Blink, but not Edge/Gecko/Webkit. As such, should there be two entries in the matrix, one for -webkit-filter and one for filter?

@surma
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surma commented Jul 21, 2016

I don’t think we are using prefixes anywhere else so I’d say just call it filter for all browsers.

I assume @paullewis will stop me if I’m wrong ;)

@polarathene
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Any progress on this? I've been asked for a PR involving filter: blur() if it has perf/battery problems based on many articles between 2012-2016 on mobile battery life and perf issues. Pretty sure mobile hardware has come a long way even for low end devices, along with software(OS and browsers) improvements. Majority accelerate blur via GPU now right?

Any advice on how to profile?

@Jab2870
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Jab2870 commented Jul 26, 2019

did anyone find out whether the filter property would require the browser to re-paint.

@vkrbt
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vkrbt commented Nov 20, 2019

@Jab2870 yes, filter require browser repaint

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vkrbt commented Nov 20, 2019

Could filter property be added to list? Looks like property supported by all browser engines

@Jared-Dev
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I see a comment noting that a re-paint is required. Does transition-property: filter; require a re-flow as well?

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