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just reminding you to do chromium too.
@Alex313031 I have updated the title for #206 so it's clear that Chromium is also part of that discussion.
So thanks for this project... It's all a very useful repo,
Glad you found it useful!
how are you getting these?... I'm just scratching my head like how did you source some of these?
It's usually one of the following:
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Search for them in different places (quite a few are actually included in the project's repository).
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They are provided by people that are involved with the project and/or work for the company that develops the browser.
e.g.:
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They are created by the community.
e.g.: see @eoghanmurray's recent great work:
when you make a commit saying something has been "optimized" like in the recent nodejs commit, what does that mean?
Image optimization is a very complex topic that I will not go into here.
That being said, in essence, those commits are usually related to reducing the size of the file by removing unneeded metadata and re-encoding the file in a more efficient way.
In the case of SVGs, it's also about reducing complexity so they are rendered faster.
If its compression I hope its lossless
The commit message will specify if it's lossless. If it's not, I usually make sure the difference is not noticeable.
Closing this issue in favor of #206.
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From #206 (comment):
Also, @alrra in response to my previous issue which you closed (very helpful), where did you get the chromium .svg? You provided some nice links for other browsers, but I would specifically like the source for the .svg for chromium. You can find 16px-512px of it in the chromium source, but the .svg is much more useful as it can be upscaled and downscaled, and then converted to a .png for better quality. I couldn't find anywhere else on the net where there is such a high quality .svg of chromium, so I would like to see where you actually got this.
where did you get the chromium .svg?
@Alex313031 chromium.svg
was introduced in this commit, but I don't remember where exactly I found it. Most probably I just used image search.
âšī¸ If, for example, you use Google image search, you can add filetype:svg
to limit results to SVGs.
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