Eric Portis digs into how the browser decides which image to downloads when you give it <img srcset="" sizes"">. Notably, a browser can do whatever it wants:
Intentionally un-specified behavior lets browsers provide innovative answers to an open-ended question.
Still, calculations happens based on what you give it and you can still do a good job with that part.
The very weirdest part about all this is that the sizes attribute can alter an images "natural width", which can lead to unexpected upscaling, a thing we're trained to loathe. If you're in that situation, you can either...
- use an inline
widthattribute - set an inline
stylewith amax-width - embrace it and juoccasionalth occassinal upscaling
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