Apple-like smooth corners for Tailwind CSS. Contribute to gtokman/corner-smoothing development by creating an account on GitHub.
I already knew about the whole “mathematically perfect corners” thing Apple does, so I was super curious how someone implemented that in CSS. I figured it was some sort of new CSS feature involving splines, but then I saw there was a folder called “masks” containing PNG files at 3 resolutions and I was immediately transported back to the mid-2000s.
Especially weird since CSS actually has the clip-path property which allows polygons as masks. I think converting a curve to a polygon is still better than having a literal raster image as a mask.
> I already knew about the whole “mathematically perfect corners” thing Apple does
Not an Apple product user so TIL Apple's rounded corner are different than usual rounded corner using CSS. I'm going to guess this is using CSS's clip-path!
Why don't browsers default to this?