So it is browser based. I get thisDrClaude said:
Indeed. I get the same problem as you do in Safari.Orodruin said:
Greg Bernhardt said:
By Mac OS 10.11.6 I mean OSX 10.11.6. I don't know how to get the Safari version on the iOS, but I suspect it is updated along with iOS.Orodruin said:
http://www.whoishostingthis.com/tools/user-agent/ or various other websites show the user agent (unless you blocked it).Orodruin said:
There could be several reasons for this issue. One common reason is that the vector file may be corrupted or contain errors. Another possibility is that the software or program you are using to open the vector file may not support the file format. Other factors such as outdated graphics drivers or low system resources could also affect the rendering of vectors.
The first step is to check the file itself and make sure it is not corrupted. If the file is fine, try updating your graphics drivers to the latest version. You can also try using a different software or program to open the file. If none of these solutions work, it could be a hardware issue and you may need to upgrade your computer's specifications.
Yes, the size of the file can definitely affect its rendering. Large vector files may require more processing power and memory to render properly. If your computer does not have enough resources, it may struggle to render the file accurately and may result in distorted or incomplete vectors.
Yes, there are a few settings that you can check to ensure proper vector rendering. First, make sure that you have enabled anti-aliasing, which helps smooth out jagged edges and improve the overall quality of the vectors. You should also check the color mode and make sure it is set to RGB for digital use or CMYK for print. Lastly, check for any hidden layers or objects that may be affecting the rendering.
Yes, using outdated software to open vector files can cause rendering issues. Newer vector file formats may not be supported by older software versions, resulting in errors or incorrect rendering. It is important to regularly update your software to ensure compatibility with the latest file formats and to avoid any rendering issues.