Closed tpaviot closed 10 years ago
Yes, but that's inherently Browser-dependent and also requires that it is not disabled in your graphics driver settings. E.g., my Safari on Mac has antialiasing, but in current Chrome 29 it's broken (though it already was enabled before). And in the newer Chrome beta version (30), antialiasing is enabled again (at least on Windows 7, haven't tested it on Mac).
Wow, this is already issue #100, we have to party ;-)
Is there any support for antialised rendering ?