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Chrome is a given, Firefox (and isn't webkit) is open source. Google has the devs to write the needed code/extension and give it to those projects.
by njharman 16y ago
Chrome is a given, Firefox (and isn't webkit) is open source. Google has the devs to write the needed code/extension and give it to those projects.
- shawndumas 16y agoOkay, I'll buy that Chrome and ie are a shoe-in, and that FF is probably easy. So that leaves Apple and Opera. Not bad, not bad...
- redrobot5050 16y agoChrome and Safari both use WebKit. If Google releases an implementation, it shouldn't be hard for Apple to adopt it. That just leaves Opera.
- shawndumas 16y agoEasy if Apple wants to.
- patrickaljord 16y agohttp://code.google.com/speed/webp/ http://code.google.com/speed/webp/ > The WebP team is developing a patch to WebKit to provide native support for WebP in an upcoming release of Google Chrome. So it will be available to all webkit browsers willing to accept the patch.
- Tomek_ 16y agoAFAIK Opera supports WebM, I assume they wouldn't have problem doing the same with WebP. IE and Safari might be a different story though, they wouldn't be so keen to support a format from their big competitor. If I would be in MS' shoes I would use that as an occasion to put a support for JPEG XR into Chrome/WebKit.