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Sheesh. Google isn't trying to kill jxl, they just think its a bad fit for their product. There is a huge difference between deciding not to do something becau
by bawolff 1y ago
Sheesh. Google isn't trying to kill jxl, they just think its a bad fit for their product.
There is a huge difference between deciding not to do something because the benefit vs complexity trade off doesn't make sense, and actively trying to kill something.
FWIW i agree with google, avif is a much better format for the web. Pathology imaging is a bit of a different use case, where jpeg-xl is a better fit than avif would be.
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