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That's a great narrative, except that in this case the "someone" in point 1 and the "browser developer" in point 2 are the same company, and the "competitors" f

by jsnell 3y ago

That's a great narrative, except that in this case the "someone" in point 1 and the "browser developer" in point 2 are the same company, and the "competitors" from point 4 are not supporting the feature either.

samtheprogram 3y ago
Apple is adding support to macOS/iOS/Safari
pikelet 3y ago
According to the comments directly below the linked comment, Safari is actually adding support... https://twitter.com/jonsneyers/status/1665792517613256705 https://twitter.com/jonsneyers/status/1665792517613256705 https://www.webkit.org/blog/14203/web-technology-sessions-at-wwdc23/ https://www.webkit.org/blog/14203/web-technology-sessions-at... So, can we just get past this silly drama now and get JXL support back in Chromium?
- jsnell 3y ago
  Ok, that's great news! Maybe let's wait for Apple to actually announce the details (which neither the cropped screenshot or the talk abstract have), and give the Chrome team some time to react and make a statement. Rather than have the 10th rehash of this on HN with an incendiary title.
  - lonjil 3y ago
    JXL and HEIC/HEIF support are in the changelog for Safari 17. If you download the iOS or iPadOS 17 beta, JXL will work in pretty much all apps. I agree on giving the Chrome people some space, the title here is ridiculous.
    - alwillis 3y ago
      > If you download the iOS or iPadOS 17 beta, JXL will work in pretty much all apps. I’m running iOS 17; JPEG XL doesn’t work in Chrome (or Brave). So there’s more going on. What will be interesting: if Google will enable JPEG XL support in the next update of Chrome on iOS…