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Here's a video comparing Safari and Chrome. When the websocket server returns a message to the browser saying the image has been rendered, on Safari it goes to "no image" while on Chrome it shows the image. This one will be hard to replicate in a dev environment but maybe there are some clues in the newly-introduced "no image" code that can help figure out what might be going on.
Here's a video comparing Safari and Chrome. When the websocket server returns a message to the browser saying the image has been rendered, on Safari it goes to "no image" while on Chrome it shows the image. This one will be hard to replicate in a dev environment but maybe there are some clues in the newly-introduced "no image" code that can help figure out what might be going on.
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