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> JpegXL will be the best of all worlds choice in a few years when software support is good. Where is the software support lacking other than the browsers at t
by Implicated 24d ago
> JpegXL will be the best of all worlds choice in a few years when software support is good.
Where is the software support lacking other than the browsers at this point?
- _bent 24d agoThe encoder currently isn't using a lot of format features like curves or layers (which would partially also require deeper integration in for example Photoshop to pass such information to the encoder).
- HappMacDonald 24d agoFile explorer support, thumbnails, local image viewers and editors, import into other media software like slideshows, video editors, 3d modeling software, etc etc.
- spider-mario 23d agomacOS and Windows’ respective file explorers and built-in image viewers both support it, as do Photoshop, GIMP, Krita and a few more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL#Official_software_support https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL#Official_software_supp...
- socalgal2 23d agoI suspect there are a few 10s of thousands of websites that still only accept Jpeg (as a user upload). Some accept PNG. Few accept HEIF, almost none accept JPEG-XL
- Sammi 23d agoThis is probably going to be the longest tail of them all. I only accept webp, jpg, and png atm in my SaaS product. I should probably add support for HEIF right now at least. All iPhones are using that, so it's hard to get around it.