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It’s not going to force Google’s hand. Using a polyfill will slow page loads and adds additional fragility. Nothing changes for Chrome users, especially sites
by alwillis 3y ago
It’s not going to force Google’s hand. Using a polyfill will slow page loads and adds additional fragility.
Nothing changes for Chrome users, especially sites using the <picture> element where the first supported image format is used.
- worrycue 3y agoIt will slow page loads for Chrome and browsers not supporting it but it will be blazing fast on Safari. You keep the file size savings and high image quality. I’m sure YouTubers and tech sites will love to do Safari vs Chrome (and Co.) content to spread the message that Chrome is inferior.