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Linux distros often ship xz out of the box. I’ve never seen brotli in the wild. YMMV of course - I am sure there are exceptions. I’ve used brotli myself, but o
by pletnes 5y ago
Linux distros often ship xz out of the box. I’ve never seen brotli in the wild. YMMV of course - I am sure there are exceptions.
I’ve used brotli myself, but only as it’s included in some parquet read/write libs.
- peter-m80 5y agocloudflare uses brotli (not sure if optional or by default)
- stillicidious 5y agoProbably 10-40% of what your browser is served nowadays is brotli, it's in Chrome so all the major CDNs support it by default
- pletnes 5y agoI’m sure you’re right, but files-on-disk is another story. I was referring to the latter.
- ByTheBook 5y agoJpeg-XL makes use of Brotli, and once it hits 1.0 it will most likely be turned on by default in browsers and thus you will probably see a lot of jxl in the wild, particularly since it provides lossless recompression to existing jpeg files with ~20% smaller size as a result.
- throwaway1777 5y agoIt’s definitely in use by Meta and Google.
- GordonS 5y agoI'm not the OP, but I took their comment to mean "on the command line".