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Everything seems great, but the ability to convert many SVGs to PNG all at once with chosen settings such dimensions is appreciated.

Posting this here as an issue, rather than in the readme, because I think Firefox usage is relatively low.

There is a peculiar and frustrating bug in Firefox where it won't draw an SVG to a canvas if the root <svg> element doesn't have both width and height attributes explicitly specified, and in absolute units.

Stack Overflow post with top answer by the person who wrote most of the Firefox SVG code:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28690643/firefox-error-rendering-an-svg-image-to-html5-canvas-with-drawimage

Bug report:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=700533

There is a workaround I can do, but it's a very dirty hack. It also could alter the behavior on other (more used) browsers, so I'd have to attempt to detect when it's firefox, which is brittle.

So, I'm going to leave it as is.

If you're a user running into this issue, try using another browser or add width="xxx" height="xxx" to your <svg>.

When you unclick the box that says "transparent," in the preview the background color immediately goes to black. When you alter the background color using the little RGB popout and then click outside to close the popout, the background color on the preview does not change to match the new color. I clicked download and the background color was still black as well.

Hello,

Firstly, I want to express my appreciation for this project. The speed and superb results have greatly benefitted my work. However, I've hit a snag and would appreciate your help.

I am currently working on a Python project where I need to incorporate the functionality that your project offers - specifically, converting SVG files to PNG. As you may know, Python isn't compatible with TypeScript, which leaves me in a difficult spot.

To navigate around this issue, I was hoping you might consider developing an API that takes an SVG file path URL and returns a PNG file path URL. This way, I can continue to benefit from your great work without the language barrier.

Given an SVG file path URL such as https://sample.com/inputfile.svg, the API would return the PNG file path URL, e.g., https://vincerubinetti.github.io/svg-to-png/output.png.

Looking forward to your constructive response.

Thank you.