Allows the full syntax of the 'filter' property to be used on SVG elements which previously only supported single url(...) references. This allows filter functions such as blur(...), sepia(...) and grayscale(...) to apply to SVG elements as well as non-SVG elements. It makes the platform support for 'filter' more uniform and allows for easier application of some "canned" effects.
The main risk is the lack of support in WebKit.
This addition should generally improve ergonomics because it removes one reason for adding special cases based on which element something will/could apply to. Performance should be in line with the already existing support.
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LGTM3
Nice to see this becoming a reliable feature of the web. Once WebKit
implements the final part, is this "done" from the web's point of view?