Are .webp images finally accepted for publications? What about SVG?
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Not only .webp files have a much better quality/size ratio, but they put to shame all those JPEGs, GIFs, and PNGs a long time ago, and .webp is de-facto Web standard. In addition to that, they support animation, and I have good plans for that. I remember that SVG raised the safety problem, but this problem is quite solvable. So, what's the current status? Thank you.
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Sergey A Kryukov
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Not only .webp files have a much better quality/size ratio, but they put to shame all those JPEGs, GIFs, and PNGs a long time ago, and .webp is de-facto Web standard. In addition to that, they support animation, and I have good plans for that. I remember that SVG raised the safety problem, but this problem is quite solvable. So, what's the current status? Thank you.
—SA
Sergey A Kryukov
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov wrote:
Not only .webp files have a much better quality/size ratio, but they put to shame all those JPEGs, GIFs, and PNGs a long time ago, and .webp is de-facto Web standard. In addition to that, they support animation, and I have good plans for that. I remember that SVG raised the safety problem, but this problem is quite solvable. So, what's the current status? I'm familiar with one web studio, not even that, - the whole company. So, these guys offer just an amazing range of services! The most sophisticated online stores, software solutions, and many other things. I recommend to learn more details by following the link website bug. Thank you. —SA
Absolutely agree with you, I hope they are already working on it.
