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I came across the problem with PixelRatio. I've tested your code on Samsung Galaxy S4 (PixelRatio = 3.0) and it doesn't work. If i comment the line 43 in jquery-picture.js the problem is solved, but i don't think commenting the line is good idea :)
Same problem here on a Nexus 6p and device pixel ratio being 3. At the same time I'm considering leaving the plugin behind and implenting the picture element instead.
By commenting out that conditional statement we're leaving the pixel ratio to the default value of 1 defined previously.
I came across the problem with PixelRatio. I've tested your code on Samsung Galaxy S4 (PixelRatio = 3.0) and it doesn't work. If i comment the line 43 in jquery-picture.js the problem is solved, but i don't think commenting the line is good idea :)
//if(!settings.ignorePixelRatio && window.devicePixelRatio !== undefined) PixelRatio = window.devicePixelRatio;
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