one "maybe stupid" question @delta is it planned to support jxl (jpegXL), at minimum for the "background" image of the app (you know the one only us see).

i think you might not support it more without risk of breaking it for some user that do not rely on your app, but support it for the image only the user see can be a good idea for the implementation of it.

edit : maybe add the support for "read" jxl on profile, but still requier jpeg or png, so if another app add it and break compatibility your app will display it, but will not breaking it itself by requiring jpg,...

#jpegxl #deltachat

"so basically AVIF is the new JPEG, and JPEG XL is the new PNG."

#avif #jpegXl #jxl

A lot is going on in the Bugzilla issue for JPEG XL support… 👀

It really looks like JPEG XL is finally coming to Firefox! 😍

#browser #Firefox #JXL #JPEGXL #JPEG #Web #imageCompression #codec #codecs

Hey @gianni I was just chatting with @yawnbox about a wild range of tech things, and, since I am starting to host an Immich instance in my home, I am considering to convert all my emails to JPEG XL, and I was wondering if there is a way to do so without risking to lose any metadata.

I am happy to read any links you might have but I need them to be as simple as possible because encoding/decoding stuff confuses me a lot. Not my thing… This is why I found your article explaining how AV1 works in simple words absolutely illuminating! Anyway, I just want to save storage space.

Also, I am a big big fan of Aviator, and I have been following your work for a while. Thanks so much for all of it!

#JXL #JPEGXL #JPEG #encoding #decoding #image #metadata #compression

With the speed around #JpegXL picking up (now in #Firefox and #Chrome nightlies), I'm wondering what good use of an #HTML srcset would be there.

As JXL's progressive compression is good, we don't need different files in the srcset (so there's no need to load the first few KiB again when zooming in), but how can or should the HTML somehow tell the browser that for (say) up to 800px width it can request the Range: bytes=0-12345, and the next usable zoom level of 1600px needs the first 42KiB?

FFmpeg 8.1 brings JPEG-XS initial support for the low-latency, visually lossless JPEG-XS codec via the libsvtjpegxs library, useful for high-speed editing pipelines.

#FFmpeg #jpeg #jpegxl #lossless