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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    Pagespeed says that you can save by compressing and resizing. That is no longer lossless. Apparently they are changing the default recommendations to lossy compression. If you want to comply with that, try the lossy compression options.

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    As a followup, since I’ve seen this on a couple sites this past week, here’s what appears to be happening. Google has combined the Resize images & Optimize Images recommendations. In your case, it is likely that resizing is all that is needed.

    One example is this image: https://cdn.tabletsmagazine.nl/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/cars-fast-as-lightning-500×271.jpg

    It is a 500×271 image, but it is being displaying in the html much smaller. This causes the browser to be wasting lots of bits, probably 4x too much. Depending on the plugin/theme creating that section of your page, you may just be able to add a resize with a plugin, or a bit of code to your theme functions.php to register an additional resize. Then regenerate the thumbnails, and hopefully that plugin picks up the new images and uses those instead.

    Thread Starter Martijnchel

    (@martijnchel)

    Hi,

    Didn’t see your first post, but thanks for the answer. I will try that!

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