If you define

   #header-inner img {max-width: 100%;}

instead of "width: 100%" inside the css the image would scale down if the screen becomes smaller than the px width of the graphic, but still stays 100% of it's own px width when more space is available. So no ugly upscaling. https://i.imgur.com/9TH3Al7.png

I wish they would have used an SVG.

Hahaha that's pretty awesome.

It was actually worse for me. The logo filled the complete vertical space so I thought maybe the page was broken until I scrolled down :D

Kind of funny from chrome blog running in Chrome or is it a little sad.

Edit ---- I guess mobile version in desktop causing problem kind of make sense I guess.

Looks the same on an iPad.

Use http://blog.chromium.org/2015/03/new-javascript-techniques-f...

Ouch. Do teams at Google not talk to eachother?