Library not supporting image cropping in iOS WebView

[rahul-appinventiv]

I have implemented the library in ReactJS website to crop images after they've been selected by the user. I am then loading the React web page in a WebView in an iOS app.
However, the library in unsupportive towards cropping images with 24 MP resolution (res 4284 X 5712) from the iPhone 15 Pro Max photo gallery which is selected by the user from the WebView of the iOS app.
Would like you to provide support for HEIC images with 24 MP (res 4284 X 5712) resolution.

[sekoyo]

HEIC is not supported by browser canvas element so you have to crop it on the server. There is nothing this library can do to support HEIC. Also this library doesn’t do crop previews, an example is in the demo but it’s not bullet proof, you will have to resize your crop previews down to a max size so that they don’t hit iOS size limits

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[rahul-appinventiv]

@sekoyo HEIC, in a way, is supported by browser canvas element. Otherwise, I would not have success with cropping images with lesser resolutions on iPhone 13 (all variants), iPhone 14(all variants) & iPhone 15.

[sekoyo]

Ah yes you’re right, it’s supported in safari

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[rahul-appinventiv]

Ah yes you’re right, it’s supported in safari
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So would you please look into how the library can provide support for cropping HEIC images with 24 MP (res 4284 X 5712) resolution in a WebView on iOS?
My app is about to go live and this is the only issue stopping my client from marketing their product.

[AsadAlihp]

@rahul-appinventiv did you find any solution?, Im doing exactly the same using web page in mobile WebView, but the cropped image does not match user selection

[rahul-appinventiv]

@AsadAlihp None.
Waiting for @sekoyo to fix this.