Hello, my friend,
The SVG format is a vector image format. This means that it can stretch at any dimension without losing its quality. For this reason it is pointless for a plugin like the Adaptive Images to handle SVGs. SVGs already handle themselves perfectly!
Hope this answers your question. Let me know if you need anything more.
Cheers,
Takis
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Yes it does! I see I though it still was some beneficial, you’re right thanks for pointing and clearing it out for a tired brain! 🙂
I will try it out for jpg images for sure, but interested in comparing the webp from shortpixel and Optimus compared to yours. They compress, should not be needed though but they use WEBP conversion in the app. Want to see the difference between you guys, have you compared or any case published this comparison? Webp only give a boost on chrome and opera though.
The truth is that, if an image was compressed via Webp or via an online service like Shortpixel, the image would always be compressed better compared to the compression that our plugin does. This is because our plugin simply uses internal PHP functions to compress images.
*BUT* what our plugin does and what makes it useful is resizes images according to the device size. This way it achieves much better size (in KBs) reduction than what any other super-optimal compression would achieve for the same image sizes.
Happy to discuss all these with you!
Cheers,
Takis
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I know, but compression isn’t needed like that already done on the original image. Thing tinypng and tinyjpg could solve 1-2% on my images 😉
So what I want is actually what your tool is doing since that is another type of resize that is sweet to automate.
So I should be able to receive a lot of positive impact on mobile where a 1600px width image would be compressed a lot with a new size as you say.
I will for sure try it out on our staining environment during the evening or tomorrow! Plug and play and then try it out in different viewports.
Great, feel free to post here your findings!
Cheers,
Takis
