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I simply already dislike it because this means when creating a website you can't even rely anymore on the browser showing the image you as website designer inte
by Aardwolf 3y ago
I simply already dislike it because this means when creating a website you can't even rely anymore on the browser showing the image you as website designer intended.
What if I'm deliberately showing a comparison of compression artifacts, or a screenshot of bad vs good game textures, or comparing photos of different cameras? Now the browser will alter the intended good vs bad quality comparison.
- arp242 3y agoI've played around with having images being intentionally low-res or full of artifacts, for artistic reasons. This is a bit like "hey Vincent, your paintings are really low-res, let me make them more realistic for you like Rembrandt did!" The feature as such seems okay, and I can even see myself using this on occasion. But it really should be a button in the image or something, for usability and privacy concerns.