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Because it's HORRIBLY slow. Mozjpeg is actually usable for on-the-fly processing, you can run it right in a request handler. Guetzli is waaaay too slow.
by floatboth 9y ago
Because it's HORRIBLY slow. Mozjpeg is actually usable for on-the-fly processing, you can run it right in a request handler. Guetzli is waaaay too slow.
- dawidloubser 9y agoAgreed. As a photographer, I use and love Guetzli, and it offers a bona fide size reduction of more than 30% over typical JPEG compression algorithms at a similar visual quality level. But it's extremely computationally-intensive, taking over a minute to compress a single web-resolution image on my i7 laptop. I can't see it being practical in a high-volume server scenario.