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Do websites still use progressive JPEGs? The blurhash is much smaller than the data needed to render a progressive JPEG's first pass, but would the progressive
by cpeterso 4y ago
Do websites still use progressive JPEGs? The blurhash is much smaller than the data needed to render a progressive JPEG's first pass, but would the progressive rendering on top of the blurhash still be worthwhile on today's fast networks?
- darekkay 4y ago> would the progressive rendering on top of the blurhash still be worthwhile on today's fast networks I'm experiencing bad connections all the time, especially while travelling. Additionally, mobile plans are quite expensive in Germany compared to many other countries. So yes, I try to save bandwidth when possible, e.g. by offering AVIF and WebP in addition to PNG and JPEG files on my blog.