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IE is long out of feature maintenance, so that's excused. Safari however is still activem, and this piece of shit can't do webp either.
The other question is - why you don't use the picture tag for next gen formats?! -
mithrial3434y@Fast-Nop IE is the only browser that was installed on the Server which I used to test it. And I don't know what a picture tag is. 🥴😛
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@mithrial Then you should read up on that, or the page won't show up properly under iOS either. It can be used to basically offer webp to browsers that support it, and use a fallback img tag with jpg, png, gif or whatever.
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mithrial3434y@vintprox but it's a server, I feel weird installing software it doesn't need on the production server.
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No, fuck you Microsoft, Internet Explorer doesn't show webp images. FML
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