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If you use a service like Cloudinary then it will detect the appropriate image format to serve to the browser based on the request. I would expect JPEG-XL to st
by spiralpolitik 3y ago
If you use a service like Cloudinary then it will detect the appropriate image format to serve to the browser based on the request. I would expect JPEG-XL to start being served to Safari clients once macOS 14 and iOS 17 are released.
Chrome can hold out but ultimately all they are doing is hurting their users.
- llm_nerd 3y agoYou don't even have to use a service. A picture element containing sources by priority, and then finally an img fallback for the obsolete browsers, allows you to use the best possible codec that the client supports.