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Posted by Sateeshm 5 days ago

Liquid Glass in the Browser: Refraction with CSS and SVG(kube.io)
488 points | 120 commentspage 4
maelito 4 days ago|
None of it looks usable. Perfect for digital family photos.

Great article though.

calrain 4 days ago||
Incredible work on the CSS and SVG!

But liquid glass is such a horrible idea for a UI!

Now I feel like an old person, but I live with glasses every day and absolutely love clean UI's.

Introducing glass lens f*ckery just for the sake of it is terrible.

mirekrusin 4 days ago||
Good work and pretty but part of me thinks - ah, ok, that's why our 12 orders of magnitude faster computers than zx spectrum lag more.
Gigachad 4 days ago|
Surprisingly the actual liquid glass ui seems to be perfect 120hz smooth on my 4 year old iPhone.
altairprime 4 days ago||
I’d be very interested to compare the power efficiency of this implementation versus the OS-native version of same over a 12-hour benchmark.
azatom 4 days ago||
Why is it so loud? On same machine Cyberpunk2077 goes with highest settings with same fan noise.
ghc 4 days ago||
Fantastic job! Great writeup too!
meindnoch 4 days ago||
Apple lost it when Johnny Ive died.
internet2000 4 days ago||
Very close, but no cigar. The magnifying glass effect distorts the text just enough to make it look off compared to the real thing. The "l" in displacement is really tilted, and the angle changes as you move the lens around. https://i.imgur.com/PW4RAYq.png
airstrike 4 days ago||
Strangely the "Playground" session seems to work well in Firefox but nothing else does
martzoukos 4 days ago|
Soon we'll be creating black hole simulations to run a browser effect.
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