Considering Apple's support and product cycle. You are looking at a Billion devices supporting JPEG XL between now and end of next year. It might be low in percentage, but it is still a substantial number.
could you tell more/point to resources about hw-accel jpegs? does it make a difference for some sort of pipeline/batch operations or 'normal' use too? are there issues with some jpeg features being unsupported? i haven't heard almost anything about this
Considering Apple's support and product cycle. You are looking at a Billion devices supporting JPEG XL between now and end of next year. It might be low in percentage, but it is still a substantial number.
As an aside - My Firefox updated the other day and now has no sign up VPN built in with multiple countries available to choose. Very welcome feature.
I've been testing JPEG-XL on nightly, it's a lifesaver for high-res photos. Half the size of PNG with no quality loss.
What sites already are using JPEG-XL en masse?
How is the support for JPEG-XL across other browsers and local photo viewer applications?
Sure, most, see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL#Official_software_supp...
> As of 2026, web browsers that support JPEG XL had 14% market share
From your link.
https://caniuse.com/jpeg
huh, yeah, says 14.12%... i could have sworn it's on by default in chromium now? it worked in my browser!
nevermind, i had the flag enabled previously :/
https://jpegxl.info/resources/jpeg-xl-test-page.html
https://caniuse.com/?search=jpeg-xl
Doesn't look very good.
Waiting for enabled by default in Firefox (already in nightly 153) and Chrome (hopefully this year).
Is there any hardware accelerated jpeg xl implementation? Like VA-API's VAProfileJPEGBaseline for jpeg
could you tell more/point to resources about hw-accel jpegs? does it make a difference for some sort of pipeline/batch operations or 'normal' use too? are there issues with some jpeg features being unsupported? i haven't heard almost anything about this