> but webp is reaching a decade and Safari still doesn't support it...
That’s a philosophical objection. For a long while Mozilla also was of the opinion that WebP is not “better enough” than JPEG/PNG to warrant the addition of another image format which the entire web must support forever using only one available implementation.
Plus I think there are still some unresolved patent claims on the VP8/9 video codec (which are the basis for WebP).
That’s a philosophical objection. For a long while Mozilla also was of the opinion that WebP is not “better enough” than JPEG/PNG to warrant the addition of another image format which the entire web must support forever using only one available implementation.
Plus I think there are still some unresolved patent claims on the VP8/9 video codec (which are the basis for WebP).