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Please correct blog redirect url in readme.
https://yalantis.com/blog/forceblur-animation-ios/

I highly respect your OSS projects, but please remove/change the preview.gif photo in your readme.md. I would say it is much too revealing and obscene for a 13 years old and up audience (which Github is).
@serejahh

Is there a way to add the blur effect without a UIImage, so you can see the subviews behind?

Avoid freezes on old devices and in table view

UIVisualEffectView works better, but there's a limitation on iOS 10: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/50854

We have the following approaches solving the problem:

1. Use maskView instead of maskLayer
2. Perform blur in background (we need to ignore setting an image to ForceBlurImageView to prevent displaying unblurred image)

Hi.
I just got the demo project & update it to Swift5, App runs well but the effect is not work & image remains blur...

When I am using a CollectionView and apply the effect the scrollview will be slow. Because of setting it again and again which is normal and not good for the performance.
But how I can add a ContainerView so I don't have to apply the effect constantly ? :)

It takes more than 1 second to load the image when I set it.
Tested on iPhone 6.

Edit: it happens when you use a big size image (700Kb for example).