What about testing forcing Data Saver Mode as the default for a month and checking the bandwidth costs compared to previous?
And/or even experimenting with various compression ratios for AVIF (check out the wide support by browsers nowadays, https://caniuse.com/avif). It is VERY doable.
I did research on HEIF and JPEG-XL (.JXL file extension), but HEIF has that famous expensive licensing fee, and JXL isn't supported yet by anything but Apple browsers atm, therefore the AVIF suggestion.
If you wish, I could post various AVIF/HEIF tests that preserves more quality than JPEG at lower file sizes.
The idea is to keep all original file sizes, but change the Data Saver recompression software to use AVIF at a certain average percentage suitable for most users .
Reply back to me if you wish to see an example compression. (am currently setting up a script to generate 1-99% compression ratio files in a test folder)
And/or even experimenting with various compression ratios for AVIF (check out the wide support by browsers nowadays, https://caniuse.com/avif). It is VERY doable.
I did research on HEIF and JPEG-XL (.JXL file extension), but HEIF has that famous expensive licensing fee, and JXL isn't supported yet by anything but Apple browsers atm, therefore the AVIF suggestion.
If you wish, I could post various AVIF/HEIF tests that preserves more quality than JPEG at lower file sizes.
The idea is to keep all original file sizes, but change the Data Saver recompression software to use AVIF at a certain average percentage suitable for most users .
Reply back to me if you wish to see an example compression. (am currently setting up a script to generate 1-99% compression ratio files in a test folder)
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