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Weaveworks logo in downloaded graph SVG is yuge. #1071

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pidster opened this issue Mar 1, 2016 · 3 comments
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Weaveworks logo in downloaded graph SVG is yuge. #1071

pidster opened this issue Mar 1, 2016 · 3 comments
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bug Broken end user or developer functionality; not working as the developers intended it component/ui Predominantly a front-end issue; most/all of the work can be completed by a f/e developer

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pidster commented Mar 1, 2016

The logo is excessively large, it should be small enough that it is a discrete addition to the image.

@pidster pidster added component/ui Predominantly a front-end issue; most/all of the work can be completed by a f/e developer bug Broken end user or developer functionality; not working as the developers intended it labels Mar 1, 2016
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pidster commented Mar 1, 2016

Further info & correction. This feature works as expected in Chrome, Firefox.

In Safari, when the button is clicked the browser opens a URL similar to: "blob:http://192.168.99.100:4040/a57d0b50-82a5-409d-aa79-01f0a7d5d727"
(note the "blob:" prefix)

An example of the result:

safari-is-weird

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davkal commented Mar 1, 2016

The logo is weavescope. Should we mention weaveworks too, @pidster ?

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* CSS transform is ignored in Safari, using SVG transform instead

Fixes #1071
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pidster commented Mar 7, 2016

Scope is fine for now, for the record.

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