Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
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Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
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Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#2"Show HN" posts are wonderful -- But throwing all the tracking parameters on the URL gives it a pretty strong marketing vibe.
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#3"Show HN" posts are wonderful -- But throwing all the tracking parameters on the URL gives it a pretty strong marketing vibe.
Pretty nice tool BTW. I've bookmarked this link
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#4Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#5https://pageweight.imgix.com/jobs/01aece6b-48a4-47bd-843a-bf... Broke it
Looking into it. Thanks!
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#6I posted one of your share links into our Slack, and was really impressed with the image it found (your `meta property="og:image"`) & attached in the rich snippet! Nice work!
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#7"Show HN" posts are wonderful -- But throwing all the tracking parameters on the URL gives it a pretty strong marketing vibe.
We usually take those off URLs. I've done so above.
Actually there used to be code to do that in some cases, which we deleted in an overzealous bit of deletion, and have been meaning to restore.
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#8Even on the highest setting the difference is noticeable enough on a retina screen that I couldn't use this tool. Especially when imageOptim does such a good job.
Cool concept though, get some more compression options and you have a real product here.
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#9Does this work even if you have webp? Can you explain the errors in more detail. e.g : http://pageweight.imgix.com/jobs/fb65b0e2-c316-4555-8eef-638... is what I got but not sure why/what happened
Re: Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
#10Imgix has good libraries that can automatically determine client device pixel ratio and other factors that make it easy to request the right sized image per client. I don't work for imgix or get paid by them, I just like their service.