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I find that this kind of web design is not conforting, it brings back memories of slow loading pages, scammy websites that download things without warning you.
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Why do you think it wouldn't work for a JPEG? I just made one like that, and it worked just fine.
> Why do you think it wouldn't work for a JPEG? I just made one like that, and it worked just fine. JPGs are lossy encodings; my use-case would definitely not work with JPGs, not matter how high you put the quality. For testing a display (like displaymate does) you literally want to light up specific pixels with specific colors. You can't do that with JPGs.