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Using Firefox and don't like WebP? I found an extension for you
#webp

Don't "Accept" image/webp – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
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.)

Hatte gar nicht mitbekommen, dass #MicrosoftEdge seit Januar endlich #AVIF Bilder unterstützt. (Chromium hat's seit 2020…)
Damit ist dieses Format ja jetzt wirklich breit nutzbar.

#HTTP content negotiation has some unwritten rules for images. `Accept: image/png, */*` technically allows image/avif, but that’s not a wise interpretation.
Except what a caching proxy is supposed to do when the origin only sends AVIF?

#libjxl 0.10 is out, and now #JPEGXL beats #AVIF even more than before.
"""
The new version of libjxl brings a very substantial reduction in memory consumption, by an order of magnitude, for both lossy and lossless compression. Also the speed is improved, especially for multi-threaded lossless encoding where the default effort setting is now an order of magnitude faster.
This consolidates JPEG XL’s position as the best image codec currently available, for both lossless and lossy compression, across the quality range but in particular for high quality to visually lossless quality. It is Pareto-optimal across a wide range of speed settings.
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https://cloudinary.com/blog/jpeg-xl-and-the-pareto-front