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Last update of Safari has problems displaying JPEGs
- praseodym 3y agoSafari 16.5 was released yesterday, so Safari 16.4.1 is no longer the latest update.
- earthboundkid 3y agoAre there still sites that don't use webp?
- dangond 3y agoYes, many
- josefresco 3y agoGoogle doesn't even support webp in their products.
- david2ndaccount 3y agoSafari itself didn’t support webp until a year or two ago.
- Saris 3y agoProbably quite a few. Safari didn't even support webp until like last year I think.
- pornel 3y agoNobody should be using it. For maximum compatibility there’s optimized JPEG (which one bug doesn’t change), and for good compression there’s AVIF. WebP is an outdated format in the middle giving you neither.
- white_dragon88 3y ago[dead]
- LeoNatan25 3y ago[flagged]
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- andrewmcwatters 3y agoOh my God! This is happening to other people?! I thought my iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)'s GPU was failing! I had been running all sorts of diagnostics to figure out what needs to be replaced or if I only have a few more moments with my 5K iMac. It's been seriously making me mad since Apple has failed to update this product in their line.
- ikekkdcjkfke 3y agoGood, atleast they are trying to get a grip on zero days from media formats
- realusername 3y agoThat's a new low this time, even for Safari standards.
- rnantes 3y agoTo be fair vector images in Chrome on m1 macs have been pixelated for over a year
- mediumsmart 3y agoSounds fishy and never happened to me, but it could be true of course. I switched to webp long ago so that is one way to fix it.