Oh look, another barely used image format alongside WebP, Animated PNG, AVIF, JPEG2000, and a bunch of others so obscure I forgot them.
It seems image formats have ossified. Nobody cares if the images are 50% smaller because storage and network are cheap enough not to deal with the hassle of using a non-standard image format.
It seems image formats have ossified. Nobody cares if the images are 50% smaller because storage and network are cheap enough not to deal with the hassle of using a non-standard image format.