> These tools are no good for automatic lossy image compression
The self-promotion didn't bother me until this claim, because you posted some great advice along with it.
ImageOptim is great. If you choose "lossy minification" it does automatic lossy image compression, preserving perceptual image quality while making huge reductions to file sizes. Users can even adjust how aggressive it is.
I'll take your word for it that I could get 13-24% smaller file sizes with your Optimage product on top of the 80% (or whatever) that I can get with ImageOptim. But I'd prefer that you didn't claim that other choices are "no good".
The self-promotion didn't bother me until this claim, because you posted some great advice along with it.
ImageOptim is great. If you choose "lossy minification" it does automatic lossy image compression, preserving perceptual image quality while making huge reductions to file sizes. Users can even adjust how aggressive it is.
I'll take your word for it that I could get 13-24% smaller file sizes with your Optimage product on top of the 80% (or whatever) that I can get with ImageOptim. But I'd prefer that you didn't claim that other choices are "no good".