The technology that managed to accomplish what NFTs couldn't.
this post was submitted on 29 Jun 2024
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I don't understand what people's problem with this format is except in the case of animated .gifs. I can view it. I can reupload it. It's still an image and it still works. The exception is animations. Animations always end up as a still image when saved in that format.
I do this little trick where I change .webp to .jpg
Seems like just another file format to me.
I hate it as much as anyone else at the moment, and maybe I'm just an optimist, but once more support starts rolling out I think it's going to be great.
yeah it's supposedly a better format, except nothing seems to support it
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Snipping tool
But the quality...
Snipping tool is for snipping, screenshots are for cropping.
webp is better than jpeg, png or any other file format
Even if it wasn't, you could just convert it to .jpg if you felt strongly about it. Not as though there's a compatibility issue.
The complaint people are having is with resizing/manipulation after download. They want these enormous uncompressed files floating around on every website, in the off chance they plan to download it and manipulate it. 99.9% of the web needs to be full of megabyte sized image files for the 0.1% y'all want to play with.
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