Progressive JPEGs start to show on pages faster, from low quality and eventually getting their 100% ...

[Fyrd]

Pregressive JPEGs start to show on pages faster, from low quality and eventually getting their 100% quality

Support differs in <img> and background-image. Some support info: http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2012/progressive-jpegs-a-new-best-practice/

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Issue added by bonfable on 2014-10-03
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[Schweinepriester]

+1

Typo in the title though, should be "progressive" :)

Another link: http://blog.patrickmeenan.com/2013/06/progressive-jpegs-ftw.html

[Schweinepriester]

+1

Typo in the title though, should be "progressive" :)

Another link: http://blog.patrickmeenan.com/2013/06/progressive-jpegs-ftw.html

[tomByrer]

+1
Though Safari now renders PJPEG as of 8.x (tested myself on my iOS 8.4.1 iPhone), I'd still like to see what browsers render in background (see OP).

[tomByrer]

+1
Though Safari now renders PJPEG as of 8.x (tested myself on my iOS 8.4.1 iPhone), I'd still like to see what browsers render in background (see OP).

[tuckbick]

+1

[tuckbick]

+1

[edent]

+1

[edent]

+1

[daletom]

+1 as well, closest think you can see is maybe the wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_layout_engines_%28graphics%29#JPEG_support
pjpg will work in almost every except a few IE browsers (it will still load, just not progressive)

[daletom]

+1 as well, closest think you can see is maybe the wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_layout_engines_%28graphics%29#JPEG_support
pjpg will work in almost every except a few IE browsers (it will still load, just not progressive)