Hope someone can help.
The following lines of code work in everything except Safari.
if(window.matchMedia('(resolution:320dpi)').matches){res = i;}
if(window.matchMedia('screen and (resolution:320dpi)').matches){wkres = I;}
Has anyone else discovered how to get Safari to recognise / process these queries? Any and all help gratefully received.
CodePudding user response:
Safari does not support resolution
, though it looks like the relevant bug has been fixed so it'll come out at some point in a Safari release.
It does support window.devicePixelRatio
, though, which tells you the ratio of device pixels to CSS pixels (96ths of an inch).
So for the resolution part of that, you can use something along these lines:
const is320dpiOrMore = (window.devicePixelRatio * 96) >= 320;