Amazing work guys! I've got the same idea the last two years, and I started with a survey to get some insights on how people use their browser but never had the time to finish my work. I'm happy to help.

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Haha great advertising :P

iOS supports PDF as the main vector format for icons. Android supports SVG for vector icons.

Unfortunately you can't do that for pictures, but I usually export only one big picture when I wanna use images inside the app, so every phone can use the highest resolution scaled down.

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More on how iOS is using PDF. By using one PDF icon iOS is generating all the needed @2x @3x assets during app compilation, so technically you don't save a big mount of app size, but you save exporting time and the asset management becomes easier.

Some months ago, I tweeted about the same thing. Here is my export options: https://twitter.com/ckor/status/844165179755679744

Your respond to the survey was amazing. Thank all of you so much, who spent a minute from your life to help my project.

If you haven't voted yet, you still have time, until Friday evening. https://goo.gl/hLAEKL

Of course, the results AND the progress of the project.

Thank you for your help everyone.

We have collected 140 answers so far :)

Keep Voting!

I want to redefine and approach the browser from a different perspective.

With this survey, I want to see if other people face the same issues or feel the same with me.

I will share more when I have made some progress, it's still on a primal level :)

That's the point of this framework, isn't for quick and dirty projects. It's designed for proper small/large scalable applications.

I confirm :D