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I think it just re-requests without the "Accept: image/webp" in the request header, so you get whatever the server would have sent to a browser that doesn't kno

I think it just re-requests without the "Accept: image/webp" in the request header, so you get whatever the server would have sent to a browser that doesn't know about WebP.

tyingq 5y ago
That seems like it would have to be an unusual hardcoded path in the browser's code. I can't figure out why it would do that.
- jandrese 5y ago
  Too many complaints that they downloaded a picture from the web that their image viewer can't open maybe?