I converted images on a site to Webp images to load quicker, but when I was cross browser testing I found out that some older versions of safari don’t support webp.
Can I rely on that everyone has upgraded, or better to switch to a regular jpg or png?
Thanks!
I know there’s optimization plug-ins out there that create multiple versions of all images on the site and then ensure that the smallest one will load on each browser. So if a browser will display webp properly, it’ll pull that one. For mobile, it’ll pull the smaller png if needed etc. and on your end, you’d be uploading a regular jpg or png. The plug-in does the work for you in converting to different files and sizes.
Try EWWW Image Optimizer plug-in. I’ve never used it myself though. Good luck!