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I was a little surprised about AVIF, so I looked it up and it doesn't seem to be quite there yet (though it's getting there). macOS Safari requires Ventura, and

I was a little surprised about AVIF, so I looked it up and it doesn't seem to be quite there yet (though it's getting there). macOS Safari requires Ventura, and no support yet on Edge. https://caniuse.com/avif https://caniuse.com/avif

sedatk 4y ago
You're right I missed Edge, but Safari seems to have "partial support" whatever that means.
- alwillis 4y ago
  Safari 16 didn’t support animated AVIF but 16.1 does.
  - jonsneyers 4y ago
    Firefox still doesn't support animated AVIF, or does it now?
Nathanba 4y ago
that looks really nice, very sad that Edge chooses to go another route here. They use chromium code... if Edge starts supporting AVIF I'll start using AVIF.
peppermint_gum 4y ago
The funny thing about AVIF support in Chrome is that, unlike JPEG XL, there was no experimental period. It was enabled by default from the beginning (in Chrome 85).
- chungy 4y ago
  AVIF practically comes along "for free" by just having AV1 support in the first place.