Whammy.js encode webp image array in safari fails #26
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…ich does not support webp, but atob function which uses inside webp is not cross browser compatible so whammy.js break in safari, this fix added
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Whammy.js can encode webp image array to webm format even in the browsers that does not support webp image format.
simply using a flash object we can get an array of webp, or using libwebp.js we can convert other image format to webp and then use whammy.js to encode those images to webm. this workaround is working on all the latest browers except safari. with this fix even though safari can't playback webm format, webm will be created success fully
Here is another effort to make whammy.js cross browser compatible
https://github.com/imalhasaranga/whammy-cross-browser-demo