Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
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Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
Here’s a very positive article on Pale Moon by slashdot. Every mention on the greater web is an opportunity to bring in new users.
Pale Moon Becomes First Browser To Support JPEG-XL Image Format
https://tech.slashdot.org/story/22/11/2 ... age-format
Pale Moon Becomes First Browser To Support JPEG-XL Image Format
https://tech.slashdot.org/story/22/11/2 ... age-format
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Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
We haven't supported Android since like version 26...available for Windows, Linux and Android
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Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
Yeah I'm not sure what data this person is drawing from, but they should get with the times if they want to write about our current state
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Wow, they took my submitted article summary and just added a bunch of bullshit afterward.
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Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
But we do have ARM deb's, and it does work on my tablet.
It's not native Android, but it can be made to work.
Next year I want to get a Pinebook and use Pale Moon as the browser on it.
Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
5 minutes of fame for 5 seconds of work, eh?
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Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
Tried testing the support on a couple sites and the color palette is all... inverted for JXL images: https://eclipseo.github.io/image-comparison-web/ / http://demos.webmproject.org/webp/cmp/2022_10_04/index.html
Re: Pale Moon leads the way with JPEG-XL
Yes, we're aware of this problem and already have a workaround for it. See Issue #2033 (UXP). Because of the abstract nature of the images used to verify working support while developing, this was completely overlooked as nothing was obviously wrong.
Processing transparency channels is also not implemented yet at the moment, but will be looked into.
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