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Posted October 12, 20168 yr When invision will accept this image extension? https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/
October 19, 20168 yr WebP is only natively supported in Chrome and Opera, so I don't imagine this would be very high on any softwares to-do list.
October 19, 20168 yr Author It works in most browsers, just not directly(URL). Edited October 19, 20168 yr by Hisashi
April 30, 20195 yr https://caniuse.com/#search=webp Now supported by Edge 18, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari is experimenting with webp support.
April 30, 20195 yr I'm definitely starting to see WebP extensions come up a lot on some media-rich blogs and websites that I visit. I always have to convert to a JPG if I want to reshare the media to my community.
April 30, 20195 yr On 10/19/2016 at 11:28 AM, ehren. said: WebP is only natively supported in Chrome and Opera, so I don't imagine this would be very high on any softwares to-do list. It's supported across 78.37% of all mobile web users and 81.29% of global desktops.
May 1, 20195 yr 13 hours ago, asigno said: It's supported across 78.37% of all mobile web users and 81.29% of global desktops. I posted that in 2016. I'm aware of the increased browser upport since then 🙂
May 1, 20195 yr 10 hours ago, ehren. said: I posted that in 2016. I'm aware of the increased browser upport since then 🙂 Hahaha sorry, didn't even see the date there. 🤣
May 16, 20195 yr Any news on this? We want to see .webp files as images, not as downloadable attachments :) Edited May 16, 20195 yr by Mr 13
May 16, 20195 yr As it happens, this is on an internal discussion tracklist - but there's nothing else to report right now. I can't say if support will be included in any specific upcoming release yet.
May 16, 20195 yr 10 hours ago, bfarber said: As it happens, this is on an internal discussion tracklist - but there's nothing else to report right now. I can't say if support will be included in any specific upcoming release yet. Has there been any discussion around support of Image CDNs such as https://cloudinary.com/ or https://www.imgix.com/
May 17, 20195 yr Unless I'm misunderstanding, you can already use any CDN you wish. You set up where to store the files in the file configuration area, and then you can enter a custom URL (so you could store the files on a subdomain which your CDN sits in front of, and then set the custom URL routed through the CDN however your chosen CDN requires). We use CloudFront with our Community In The Cloud offerings, however the code is not specific to CloudFront.
May 17, 20195 yr @bfarber check the animated demo on the home page of https://www.imgix.com/ They work completely different to a CDN such as Clouldfront, in that they allow one image to be dynamically rescaled, optimized and format served depending on the device/browser and connection speed. Edited May 17, 20195 yr by asigno
January 26, 20204 yr I am also interested in this topic. The WebP format is becoming popular. Regards!
January 27, 20204 yr Throwing in my $0.00001 in for WebP. Also SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) support would be really nice and a long needed bonus to the Community Suite. WebP can be deployed through the PageSpeed module (if installed). I have trialled WebP a few times through PageSpeed and no one has ever reported any problems to me... Ted.
April 6, 20204 yr If someone with a Safari browser visits a site with Webp images on there does it still display the images but as Jpg or does it show a blank space where the image should be? I'm using Cloudflare and there's an option to enable webp images but I dont' want to do it if someone with a non supported browser can't see my images?
April 6, 20204 yr 13 hours ago, Sheffielder said: If someone with a Safari browser visits a site with Webp images on there does it still display the images but as Jpg or does it show a blank space where the image should be? I'm using Cloudflare and there's an option to enable webp images but I dont' want to do it if someone with a non supported browser can't see my images? Cloudflare will only serve .webp to browsers which support it.
April 7, 20204 yr 18 hours ago, AlexWebsites said: I'm currently serving webp mages on all my IPS sites using mod_pagespeed. Could you please give us some feedback, do you recommended for IPB after testing it? Did you face any issue after the installation etc? Thank in advance!
April 7, 20204 yr 58 minutes ago, Jirinex said: Could you please give us some feedback, do you recommended for IPB after testing it? Did you face any issue after the installation etc? Thank in advance! Been running Mod_pagespeed for a couple years through various IPS version with no issues I’m aware of. What type of feedback are you looking for? Mod_Pagespeed is an Apache module.
April 7, 20204 yr 53 minutes ago, AlexWebsites said: Been running Mod_pagespeed for a couple years through various IPS version with no issues I’m aware of. What type of feedback are you looking for? Mod_Pagespeed is an Apache module. About performance. Could you please share or send us your config file?
April 26, 20204 yr On 4/7/2020 at 12:35 AM, asigno said: Cloudflare will only serve .webp to browsers which support it. What happens to those browsers who don't? Do they still see the original image? (jpeg for example)? Or do they see no image at all?
