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Don't "Accept" image/webp di jscher2000

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  • di Zachario, 2 anni fa
    Fantastic. Works exactly as described so far, only issue I ran into is you have to restart firefox for it to work after installing, but this might be a thing with all addons.
    Don't mind the 1-star reviews: some people just aren't very smart and they put the blame on the program rather than the user.
  • di Mark Simon, 2 anni fa
    Worked perfectly. I have it turned off by default because, obviously, the new formats are better, but sometimes I need the older formats for compatibility.
  • di Utente Firefox 17480034, 2 anni fa
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  • di Rutena, 3 anni fa
  • di Utente Firefox 16837898, 3 anni fa
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  • di SunnyTD, 3 anni fa
  • di Alter, 3 anni fa
    Overall very nice to have. Recently I've had to disable it though as it's been causing issues blocking me from accessing Patreon. Could we get a way to exempt certain sites from the addon in the future?

    Edit: Haven't heard anything from Patreon yet, but thank you for the exemption ability and being so open and responsive to feedback! Zero problems, have that 5th star!

    Replica dello sviluppatore

    pubblicato il 3 anni fa
    UPDATE: Added an exemption for Patreon (patreon.com, www.patreon.com) in version 0.8. Hope that works for you.

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    Thank you for the suggestion. I looked at how to do it and there is are a lot of user interface bits to build out, so it's going to take a little while.

    Meanwhile, I don't know why a website would be concerned about the changes to the Accept header -- perhaps they look suspicious when image/webp and/or image/avif is removed? If you hear anything from Patreon about it, please let me know.
  • di Utente Firefox 17358023, 3 anni fa
    Doesn't uninstall properly. Had to reinstall Firefox to unbreak pages using .webp

    Replica dello sviluppatore

    pubblicato il 3 anni fa
    That's strange. Disabling the extension should prevent it from making any changes. Any chance that the "image.webp.enabled" preference somehow got set to false in about:config? (I don't recommend setting that preference to false.)
  • di Vimto, 3 anni fa
    Where it can, does what it says on the tin and removes this annoying 'improvent' - thanks muchly.
  • di marickiya, 3 anni fa
    Absolutely beautiful. I've finally found the thing that solves my image search nightmare that is the WebP. Thank you!
  • di SkylarPhoenix, 3 anni fa
    9gag still saves as webp and when I copy image and paste it, it still pastes it as webp

    Replica dello sviluppatore

    pubblicato il 3 anni fa
    From what I can see, 9gag uses a newer method of image substitution: a picture tag listing both webp and jpg options, and Firefox is choosing webp. This extension can't help with that issue. Currently, I recommend behind! to work with that design: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/behind/
  • di Utente Firefox 17276228, 3 anni fa
    Excellent, get rid of webp, heic and all that proprietary rubbish. Stop ruining the web and computing, else in a few years nothing will work any more !
  • di arandor, 3 anni fa
    Works great. Thank you for solving this annoyance!
  • di DaxDraggon, 3 anni fa
  • di Paulgi, 3 anni fa
    This addon is a dream that comes true for anyone who hates webp. :)
  • di Nico, 3 anni fa
  • di Yuhara, 3 anni fa
  • di The_Original_Alex_Portnoy, 3 anni fa
    Fundamentally, I like webp, but display considerations have to be accounted for. Irvanview64, with all the plug-ins installed, still doesn't play webp for me, and if I transfer images to my phone, I'm not sure how they'll display there. I asked r/firefox on reddit, and this extension got two quick recommendations. I tested it on Vanity Fair and the images I saw in webp were now jpegs. It works, and that's all I can ask for.
  • di Utente Firefox 16160694, 3 anni fa
  • di Moltres Rider, 3 anni fa
    Does not even deserve 1 star. False advertisement. It DOES NOT strip images of webp. EVERY PNG and JPG file STILL downloads as webp. I tried like 20 different images from like 15 websites that are clearly JPG and PNG, ALL try to save as webp.

    Replica dello sviluppatore

    pubblicato il 3 anni fa
    When you enable the extension (stop sign showing) the Accept header should no longer list image/webp. You can check on https://www.jeffersonscher.com/res/jstest.php When you disable the extension (yellow warning triangle is showing), the extension doesn't strip out image/webp.

    If yours doesn't work either way, I can think of two possible reasons:

    (1) You are using a private window but didn't enable the extension to run in private windows. In this case, the stop sign/triangle toolbar button will be missing. See the following article to fix this problem: https://support.mozilla.org/kb/extensions-private-browsing

    (2) There is a conflict between this extension and another extension or proxy that also modifies the Accept header. This could be hard to track down.
  • di Ulrich, 3 anni fa
  • di Spazticus, 3 anni fa