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Often (in my experience) WebP is served as a bait-and-switch even if the link ends with .jpg. So I use Curl to fetch the file, and since Curl doesn't send "Acce
by encom 1y ago
Often (in my experience) WebP is served as a bait-and-switch even if the link ends with .jpg. So I use Curl to fetch the file, and since Curl doesn't send "Accept: image/webp" unless you tell it to, the server just gives you what you ask for.
I once edited Firefox config to make it pretend to not support WebP, and the only site that broke was YouTube.
- MiddleEndian 1y agolol I installed the firefox extension "Don't Accept image/webp" but I assume a lot of sites just ignore it