You don't even need any fancy image optimizer, just loading and resaving it in a basic paint program is enough to reduce it to <400K. I'm guessing the image fi

You don't even need any fancy image optimizer, just loading and resaving it in a basic paint program is enough to reduce it to <400K. I'm guessing the image file on the site has been saved without compression enabled. It's noticeably slow to load. Not only that, but it reloads every time I visit the page, so they might want to sort out their caching policy too.