• It seems that CompressX keeps track of the file conversion which does not recognize any manual changes (addition, deletion, etc.) inside compressx-nextgen folder. For those who already have converted images and wish to use them for this plugin, it would be a good option for the plugin to manually scan the existing .webp and .avif files in relevant folders and update its database based on the scan results (by matching filenames, perhaps?). This avoids force re-processing all images (which takes days for thousands of original images and their thumbnails) and overloading server resources. Coming from other similar plugin such as Converter for Media, it was a redundant and time-consuming process having to convert all images for this specific plugin.

    • This topic was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by keysuck.
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  • Plugin Support nicholas2019

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    Hello @keysuck ,

    We appreciate your suggestion. It seems particularly beneficial for web servers with limited resources, such as shared web host, or those handling a large volume of images. We will evaluate its feasibility, discuss potential implementation and ensure you receive timely updates.

    We are committed to enhancing the plugin’s quality and usability. Your feedback is invaluable to us, so please don’t hesitate to share any suggestions.

    Kind regards.

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