> WebP is now officially supported everywhere I wish, there is still occasionally some weird behavior, like when you take an image from Reddit that's a WebP fi

> WebP is now officially supported everywhere I wish, there is still occasionally some weird behavior, like when you take an image from Reddit that's a WebP file and try to past it into WhatsApp through the clipboard. It doesn't upload as a regular photo that you could add a comment to or edit it, but instead as a file, even without a proper thumbnail preview. Super annoying and I don't think that there are that many good reasons for this to be a thing. Then again, if you don't care about use cases like that and just want to store images on you website, you can probably just pick what seems like the best option for your own needs. I'd go with JPEG or PNG just because they've been around forever, at least for as long as I don't have to worry about bandwidth too much.