Folks who want to see JPEG-XL supported in more browsers, what is it about the format that attracts you to its use on the web compared to currently supported formats?
- Perfectly reversible, lossless conversion from JPEG with ~20% savings.
- ~60% smaller file sizes than JPEG at the same quality when using lossy compression.
- Negligible compression artefacts when using lossy compression.
- Great colour gamut support, including HDR, and support for other channels. - Super fast encoding and decoding.
- Support for progressive decoding.
- Tiny file header at a mere 12 bytes.
- Everything WebP and AVIF boasts, including transparency, animations, and such.
- Resilient against generational loss.