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Can someone give me an example where webp gets in the way? I've been using it for a while and both macOS and Windows seem to support the format without any third party extensions for a while now and so do the Affinity apps.
I can use webp like any other image format at this point.
Adobe has no time for it, so it ads that annoying extra step when collecting assets. I would appreciate Adobe support for it natively in Pr / Ps / Ae / Me and I'm cool with it.
Wow, doesn't surprise me that Adobe does not support it. They still don't support full screen or native dark mode on macOS in After Effects. Guess poor Adobe can't be bothered to update basic functionality.
There's a plugin to add support in PS, it's worth getting if you use them often.
Oh good to know. Thanks! I'll explore that.
I'm pretty sure discord does not want to play nice with it whatsoever
It doesn't do avif or jxl but it does handle webp
It's chromium under the hood
I have an older version of Office (and more importantly, Access) at work which doesn't want to hear anything about .webp. When I need to make a document containing product pictures for a customer, .webp is a huge annoyance and time waste. Luckily the Firefox extension that bans .webp and forces .png or .jpg saves the day.
Transcoding and serving images as .webp as default is fine for saving BW and all that jazz, but when I click "Save image as" I should automagically end up on my disk with the original image format whatever that might be. But since that doesn't seem to be a thing, I'll happily find a way to force the server to serve the original all the time since for me BW is not a problem, but I don't want to waste time converting every image before I can actually use it.
I often will use the Windows Snipping Tool to screenshot, then copy/paste the screenshot. This also works around sites trying to block you from right-clicking images. Granted you're limited to screen resolution then but web images are almost always so tiny anyways that makes little difference most of the time