>Go try adding a webp image to a Google doc and then reconsider your position.
Lacking support for WebP or for other common media is a flaw of a specific service.
Many websites accept videos only in mp4 + h264 + aac audio for some reason, while there are many other video formats and codecs which could be used on the web and in general. That doesn't mean the other formats or codecs are worse or annoying.
Lacking support for WebP or for other common media is a flaw of a specific service.
Many websites accept videos only in mp4 + h264 + aac audio for some reason, while there are many other video formats and codecs which could be used on the web and in general. That doesn't mean the other formats or codecs are worse or annoying.