This is a really strange take, because Apple does not support JPEG XL and was never going to support it. And since nobody else can bring that support to iOS eit

This is a really strange take, because Apple does not support JPEG XL and was never going to support it. And since nobody else can bring that support to iOS either, the format as a whole is dead to the web. (And, uh, I don't know where you're getting webp from here. The competition for this generation of image formats is AVIF; AVIF has been blessed by Apple, so no matter how distasteful it is that's what we'll get.) > They did not show this restraint at all when it came to implementing and pushing their own formats. JPEG XL was largely a Google-created format.