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The home page of my test site is built only with Pages/blocks. Earlier this month, the PSI corrected the "CPU throttling factor" Dec 5, 2024 The CPU throttling factor for PageSpeed Insights has been adjusted to account for the low CPU performance benchmarks typical in PageSpeed Insights production environments. In general, this should result in increased lab data TBT scores for sites on mobile. Field data and desktop scores should not be affected. Shortly after that, you activated beta 7 - I shared in the corresponding article about beta 7 - the sharp improvement in all network indicators. Now, after updating to beta 8 - mobile performance is already severely reduced, (65-75 points) without me having made any changes to my page.

@Matt What is noticeable in beta 8 (excluding bugs) is a sharp decrease in mobile performance - by more than 20 points compared to beta 7.

I had a similar topic over a year ago. Now it's appeared again - repeated repetition of the same thing - what's in the picture is only half of the entire content that I see on mine. Maybe CDN issue?

Resolves a bug in custom templates

After updating to beta 7... 😇

Please link to these posts of yours.

Did the site owner upload the same photo from their phone after your post?

Try it and upload it to the forum where he does the test. PS.Ask him to upload the same photo from his phone after you upload it.

width=? height=?

What is the actual size of this photo you received by email?

I wrote to you above, ask him to share a picture with you on your email. You will see how it looks 1:1

Ask him for a photo that he uploads rotated, to try this advice I gave you, and then to upload it to your site.

Do another test: Have him share photos with you at your email address - and see if you receive them as portrait or rotated.

Has he tried uploading photos to a site with the same IPS software?

What is the idea of using link rel preload for css editor? This can cause issues for you. I think you should remove this. <link as="style" rel="preload" href="https://www.maineflyfish.com/forums/applications/core/interface/ckeditor/ckeditor/skins/ips/editor.css?t=O7SB" />

Ask them to clear their mobile browser cache and cookies and try uploading again.

Before uploading a photo from Android, make sure it is vertically oriented. You can rotate it before uploading. Follow the instructions here: https://www.wikihow.com/Rotate-Google-Photos-on-Android

When you open this post in editing mode - how do you see the uploaded image, rotated as it is in the post, or looking correct?

Of course - this is original css code .ipsLogo__image img { object-fit: contain; height: 100%; max-height: calc(var(--_image-size, 100) * 1%); width: auto; } Change width or height as you want, in your theme css. But in my opinion, upload your logo with big size and clear image. Then with adjustment reduce to your required size.

Use this height adjuster

It is clearly described here, for performance it is mandatory to define an image type (and it does not have to be png), but to have a defined type. Since different image formats are allowed for icons in ACP, it follows that the defined image type in the manifest must follow the selected icon format in the respective user installation.

These images (in link rel=...) are created and saved by manifest.webmanifest. Probably there, in some php is set :"type": "image\/png" Maybe you should create a bug report.

for me is webp:

I repeated the steps to create a new theme editor setting. The issue this theme is for did not occur while the issue I mentioned still existed. I removed this bad link from the core_themes database table and all html5 validation errors were resolved. I'm not sure which beta this issue occurred in, but it doesn't occur in beta 5, so I won't be creating a bug report.

Also in core_themes table: