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There seems to be a lossless specification of webp (that wasn't used in the article)

• lifthrasiir 4y ago
  For what it's worth, the lossless WebP is an entirely different format from the original lossy WebP, only sharing the same file extension.
  • Semaphor 4y ago
    Wait, so support for WebP doesn’t imply format for both versions? If they don’t, that’s horrible. If they do, they are not entirely different at all.
    • Dylan16807 4y ago
      It's the first one, though it's hopefully hard to find actual software that has that problem unless you're intentionally seeking out versions from around 2012.