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A higher level method to check whether a color is within the range of the output device would be preferable #116

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palemieux opened this issue Jun 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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A higher level method to check whether a color is within the range of the output device would be preferable #116

palemieux opened this issue Jun 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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From w3ctag/design-reviews#917 (comment)

The part of the API around checking whether a color is in within the volume of the output device and mapping it manually by the author seemed both too close to the hardware to be future-compatible, and too low level to have good DX. We think a higher level method to check whether a color is within the range of the output device would be preferable.
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I have asked for clarifications on the comment at w3ctag/design-reviews#917 (comment)

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ccameron-chromium commented Jul 9, 2024 •
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I would like to provide this ability. Last time I brought it up (TPAC 2023), all other browser vendors that expressed an opinion on it indicated that they were against it. (So I see it as something I won't be able to change).

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