4 ms·
Why? Isn't this the entire point. 99.99999% of vistors to my website never click on a photo and zoom to 240%. Why serve all that extra data so that once in a li
by 303uru 3y ago
Why? Isn't this the entire point. 99.99999% of vistors to my website never click on a photo and zoom to 240%. Why serve all that extra data so that once in a lifetime pixel peeping weirdo doesn't get upset? If you're running a photography portfolio or something akin to it, then sure, serve big images. But for most of the web there's no reason to.
- jareklupinski 3y ago> 99.99999% of vistors to my website never click on a photo and zoom to 240%. Why serve all that extra data so that once in a lifetime pixel peeping weirdo doesn't get upset? because, statistically, at some point every one of us will be the 0.00001% in someone else's problem... wouldn't you rather that they tried a little harder for you too? ;)
- 303uru 3y agoHonestly, no. It's a waste of energy, bandwidth and storage space.
- jareklupinski 3y ago> It's a waste of energy, bandwidth and storage space. yet for some reason, we keep on going shrug