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Browser compatibility

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Browser compatibility

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- [Instructor] A quick word on browser compatibility. Throughout this course, I'm using Firefox to demonstrate all of these different features because Firefox has to broadest support. However, if you're following along using Chrome, there's a chance you will encounter some things not working properly. Case in point, clipping paths from external SVGs. In Firefox, it works fine, and you can see the heart here, but if I jump to Chrome, no heart is displayed, and that's in spite of the same code being passed. So if we inspect the element, you see it says clip-path: url and it's pointing at heart.svg and heart, but for some reason, it's not working in Chrome. This is a classic case of one browser being farther ahead than another. For a myriad of reasons, the WebKit browsers, including Chrome, have not implemented all of these features completely yet, and as a result, we need to build in work-arounds. For the clip path, the…

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