jpeg-xl-meme.webp
jpeg-xl-meme.webp
I literally do though
(I literally have a gun pointed at my head by the Literally Goblin and he is literally going to literally kill me if I don’t literally say literally a lot)
My website uses webp because my images go from 5MB down to 100KB with no quality loss.
My wallet and slow internet users thank me. Plus my website isn’t meant for people to save images. Not sure why you’d be saving images of my products.
I use text files
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Fancy? As in are these the logos for Webp and JPEG XL? Then yes, these are logos.
JPEG XL is a new image format that has better compression and more features like HDR over JPEG.
WebPs load faster because the file sizes are smaller (at equivalent image quality). There are other benefits, too, but I think that’s the main one.
I don’t know how it compares to JPEG XL.
Here you are:
Everyone’s issues with WebP are actually issues with anything around WebP
I used to hate WebP but then installed qt5 image formats something or other and i can now view WebP same as any other standad image type.

Download Don't "Accept" image/webp for Firefox. This extension removes image/webp and/or image/avif from the list of formats Firefox tells sites that it accepts. That discourages many servers from replacing JPEG and PNG images with WebP/AVIF. (But some may send them anyway; they aren't blocked.)
Here’s my solution to WebP:
#/bin/bash # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- # FILE PURPOSE AND NOTES: # Convert webp files to png in current directory # # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- echo "Convert Webp to Png" echo echo "Note this only works on webp files in the current directory:" echo "Right now, that is $(pwd)" echo read -p "Press any key to continue" echo for i in *.webp; do echo ".. Converting $i" ffmpeg -hide_banner -loglevel error -i "$i" "${i%%.*}.png" done echo echo "Here are the original webp and new png files now:" echo ls *.webp *.png echo echo "Ok to delete the webp files now? (Y/n)" read -p ": " ANSWER echo case $ANSWER in n|N) echo "Leaving webp files." ;; *) echo "Removing webp files.." rm -v *.webp ;; esac echoPersonally, imma use this script for the legacy compatibility.
My use case is making maps and character tokens for Virtual Table Top games, and it feels like no one supports webp format. One of the standard tools I pull up when doing my thing is a webp to png converter.
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