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Betrayal of the highest order
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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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Why is that a problem? Unless you use outdated software any app should open it just fine.
As an example, on my computer I have 2 (3 if you count WMP) apps for opening photos and 2 for editing ones:
Default Windows Photos App - Opens WEBP
Honeyview - Opens WEBP
Windows Media Player - Opens WEBP files, but I guess this is an obscure way to view pictures.
Built-in MSPaint - Opens WEBP, but doesn't save them
paint.net - Opens WEBP and saves them
And of course web browsers open them as well just fine.
Website forms when you're adding a file: WebP? What the fuck is that?
I remember once I was making a presentation using Google slides, I wanted to add an image when it told me that "webp format is not supported". Webp... Made by google... In google slides...