Thank you for this information. I use a conversion to webp for some of my images (mainly PNG) and have good results (I have nginx configured to return the webp if the browser supports it, based on accepts header) so this can be thrown into my toolchain for the rest. Those size savings can make quite a difference on image heavy sites.
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Thank you for this information. I use a conversion to webp for some of my images (mainly PNG) and have good results (I have nginx configured to return the webp if the browser supports it, based on accepts header) so this can be thrown into my toolchain for the rest. Those size savings can make quite a difference on image heavy sites.