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unique-gradient-generator's Issues

FireFox on OS X pixelization

This is not quite an issue, just a note that various browsers display different results with the proposed technique.

FireFox 43 under OS X displays significant pixelization for scaled up images. Here's how the front page looks in FF / Mac OS X:
screenshot

A little further research shown differences of interpolation algorithms utilized by various browsers. Sample 9x5px image (white bg, 9 black pixels)

9x5 sample

was scaled up to 900x500 in several browsers / operating systems.

Chrome 47, Mac OS X (best-looking one)

Chrome / OS X

Firefox 43.0.4, Mac OS X

Firefox / OS X

Firefox 43.0.4, Windows 8

Firefox / Windows

Navigation stops working after changing image

Everytime I change the selected source image the update doesn't completely clear the previous one. Each new image leaves a "Randomise" in the controls at the top and messes up the control bindings, after the first image change up and down now change the x-axis, left and right do nothing and randomise only affects the x-axis, on the second image change keyboard and randomise fail (the sliders always work).

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