I finally put the "blurred background system" on GitHub. I simply called it BackBlur.js and I made it to don'

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PS: Currently, it's on the "dev" branch: https://github.com/Norech/...
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@ThatDude I already answered to this question but I will answer again:

backblur.js: 8,8kB
backblur.min.js: 3,6kB
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@ThatDude And it don't require any external library. 😀
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@ThatDude Thanks 😀
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@ThatDude I will remember for the next time 🙂
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@ThatDude I think I will make the doc soon 😀
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@ThatDude And if you want a feature or a bugfix, you know where to go 😁
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@NotFound good work, dude!
I'm definitely using this for my front end projects.
Thank you!
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Seems cool. Will be waiting for documentation. Am gonna try my hands too.
Just a suggestion: Can you make it available through CDN. It will be more ease to use.
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What does it exactly do? put a background before the container and blur said background?
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@jespersh even I had a 2nd thought on this..
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@jespersh Yes. Thanks you.
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@github I will add it avaliable via CDN when there will be doc.
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I didn't know how it works before. It's easy setting a second background on a html element and blur the background with css but this thing seems to be realtime?

I mean I set the wallpaper to fixed and it still works, good job :D
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@BambuSource And the magic happens! 😃

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