MD Taseen Khan

Posted on May 15, 2024 • Originally published at reactjsexample.com on Apr 25, 2024

Drop-in progressive (gradient) backdrop blur for React

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Progressive Blur

Drop-in progressive (gradient) backdrop blur for React. Both radial and linear gradients are supported.

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