Hi, Yoav.
Yes, we are aware of this limitation, and a callback to jpg (or png) is exactly what is done in those cases.
Are you observing something different?
Hey Lisa,
In a matter of fact, the fallback doesn’t seem to work when browsing on MS Edge: http://zupimages.net/up/17/44/gtwb.png
But, otherwise, works without any hiccups.
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Yoav Rheims.
Hmm. Ok, thank you for reporting it! We’ll have a look.
I’m trying to recreate the issue, but it works for my test site on Edge and Firefox. Can you share a URL where it is not working?
Thanks!
When the browser which doesn’t support WebP visits your site, a non-webp cache copy should be served as it will have different vary copy.
In your .htaccess there should be one rule which adds the vary ‘+webp’. Can you check if its there, and share the debug log when you visit via MS Edge? Or give more detail so we can have a look.
Here is the URL: https://goo.gl/wgD9c7
I do see the specific line in the .htaccess indeed.
That page is strange. Can you create a tix or paste the debug log when you access via firefox/safari? Thanks.
It works for me on MS Edge!
That page is strange.
It’s Swedish ,)
It works for me on MS Edge!
That’s weird! Glad it works for you; maybe my computer is messing around…
I have no idea how to get what you requested :/
I mean the page doesn’t have expected footer comment. Can you paste the log as I mentioned? Or a ticket.
From your debug log, nothing is wrong. Please create a ticket.
Well, looks like I can reproduce the issue now. Found the bug. It only happens for img src, while not for srcset.
Will fix in this week’s release. Thanks a lot for the feedback.
