Lyk

Thanks for your input!

Keep up the good work guys ??

Hello,

Thanks for the feedback. Will try the feature!

Hi Umesh,

Thank for your reply.

I just wanted to verify that there are no hidden reasons etc, since I am new to wordpress and -to be honest- I did not thoroughly check all the code of the plugin.

A switch would sure be nice. ??

The main reason would be something along the following cases:
a) The owner/user uploads images that are already web-ready, i.e. they will never upload a 10mb image.
b) One uses a plugin like imsanity, so the original/full image will be at a usable size.

My case was initially a, but then I switched to b since it was easier for the users of the blog. So now, the full size is the one used in the posts, since it is basically the same size as a proper large would have been.

Thanks and cheers,
Lyk

Yes, it is combining the “gains” from all the thumbnails.

Otherwise, those numbers would not make sense as you said ??

I guess you mean on a retina screen right?

I initially noticed the issue with other, normal images of my blog. (images from dslr)

It is not a huge difference, but I randomly noticed when I saw a picture of a person being noticeably washed out. Then I started testing.

I guess the original encoding has nothing to do, since the original pic -when uploaded- looks as expected

Thanks for replying.

Yeap, I agree with what lossless is, that’s why I wrote

It is like Firefox and Chrome render the smushed image in some way that makes it look different(?!)

Moreover, I mentioned that saving the images and checking them, proves that the images are indeed identical visually.

It has to be an issue with the Firefox, Chrome jpg rendering on retinas or something. It may worth some further investigations and maybe a report to the firefox/chrome teams.

I used the Medium 640 image from here https://foter.com/photo/abandoned-buildings/

Here is a split view (via a screenshot) of the differences between smushed and non-smushed images, as they are presented by firefox

Did it!

Thanks!

Hi,

No JS error. Yes I have a public site. Is there an address I can email you? (here? https://skatox.com/blog/contacto/ )

Thanks

You are welcome, good plug-ins deserve good reviews!

Oh, that’s very nice! Will be waiting for it.

Cheers!

You are welcome, thanks for considering!

Thank you for you answer! ??

Glad to provide feedback!

Thank you ??

Hello!

Yes, you are right about the balance, I see your points. One of the main reasons I asked for this is that I wanted to write those messages in English plus one more language (both in the same text). This can be done for the initial text but not after that. (Sure I can add it directly in the scripts code)

Regarding the redirection, there could be a simple a button for the users to press. Not a big deal, but instructing them to press the back button on the browser seems a little strange to me (having noob users in mind)

Thanks and keep up the good work!

Perfect, will try it and will comment here.

I mean manually via the wp-admin of wp (gives use the option to change permalinks to posts), so probably will be fine.

Thanks again!

So this query will show me the all the “problematic” links?

(I think they won’t be so many, so I will probably fix them by hand in order to avoid using the redirection plugin. This approach will also work, right?)

Thanks!