Safari chooses wrong resolution image: srcset + jquery











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I have several divs that are populated with simmilar content using jQuery (v 3.3.1). One of the div's elements is an image with srcset for high resolution screens. Chrome and Firefox render the code correctly, but Safari doesn't select the high resolution image when viewing on 4K screen (tested on v 12.0.1).



If I write the code directly in HTML - it works fine, so the issue seems to be with rendering content using jQuery.
Any ideas on how to fix it in Safari?



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    I have several divs that are populated with simmilar content using jQuery (v 3.3.1). One of the div's elements is an image with srcset for high resolution screens. Chrome and Firefox render the code correctly, but Safari doesn't select the high resolution image when viewing on 4K screen (tested on v 12.0.1).



    If I write the code directly in HTML - it works fine, so the issue seems to be with rendering content using jQuery.
    Any ideas on how to fix it in Safari?



    See my JSFiddle for reference.






    jquery html safari srcset







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      I have several divs that are populated with simmilar content using jQuery (v 3.3.1). One of the div's elements is an image with srcset for high resolution screens. Chrome and Firefox render the code correctly, but Safari doesn't select the high resolution image when viewing on 4K screen (tested on v 12.0.1).



      If I write the code directly in HTML - it works fine, so the issue seems to be with rendering content using jQuery.
      Any ideas on how to fix it in Safari?



      See my JSFiddle for reference.






      jquery html safari srcset







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      I have several divs that are populated with simmilar content using jQuery (v 3.3.1). One of the div's elements is an image with srcset for high resolution screens. Chrome and Firefox render the code correctly, but Safari doesn't select the high resolution image when viewing on 4K screen (tested on v 12.0.1).



      If I write the code directly in HTML - it works fine, so the issue seems to be with rendering content using jQuery.
      Any ideas on how to fix it in Safari?



      See my JSFiddle for reference.






      jquery html safari srcset




      jquery html safari srcset






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