> This is 2017, and when we look forward to 2020, we still dont have anything to replace gif, jpeg, apng, png. > How about supporting bpg for a start? There’s

> This is 2017, and when we look forward to 2020, we still dont have anything to replace gif, jpeg, apng, png. > How about supporting bpg for a start? There’s FLIF ( http://flif.info/ http://flif.info/ ) with very promising compression results when compared against WebP, BPG, PNG and lossless JPEG. It also supports animations, which I linked to elsewhere in this thread. Seems like the format is also nearly complete.