image from some websites cannot get downloaded correctly through web clipper

[kerhbal]

Environment

Joplin version: Joplin 1.2.6 (prod, darwin)
Platform: macOS
OS specifics: 10.15.6

Steps to reproduce

1. open this page: https://www.macrumors.com/guide/use-apple-homepod-intercom/
2. use clipper to clip any thing including images
3. check the result, as shown below, the image is not downloaded, and still shows the remote link
   

Describe what you expected to happen

download the image to local like it suppose to do

this probably has sth to do with the ?lossy part in the end of the image path, maybe clipper is only looking for images that have the path that end with proper extension?

Correction:
this may not related to text at the end of the image path, I tried this link: https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/iphone-12/

and the result is same, but this time the image path is normal, no trailing text

hope any one can look into this, thanks!

[kerhbal]

and btw I took a look, no errors in clipper log:

2020-10-25 23:15:58: "Request: GET /ping"
2020-10-25 23:15:58: "Request: GET /folders"
2020-10-25 23:15:58: "Request: GET /tags"
2020-10-25 23:16:03: "Request: POST /notes?nounce=1603682157983"
2020-10-25 23:16:03: "Request (1603682163958): Downloading images: 1"
2020-10-25 23:16:04: "Request (1603682163958): Creating resources from paths: 1"
2020-10-25 23:16:04: "Request (1603682163958): Saving note..."
2020-10-25 23:16:04: "Request (1603682163958): Created note 99f60fd56ebf494f9c9d060bce8edd0d"

[alexanderadam]

@kerhbal if I may give you an advice: use another extension that's storing images in base64 instead. Currently Joplin's resources won't get deleted once you delete the note (this issue is open since 2018).

I'm using Copy Selection as Markdown since I switched to Firefox again.
It has support for embedding images as base64 at the bottom of the note.

So in your example the extension is creating something like

Alongside the [HomePod mini](https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/homepod-mini/), Apple introduced a new Intercom feature that's designed to let Apple device owners communicate with one another throughout the home, sending messages to specific rooms, areas, or people.

![][img1]  
Intercom works with the [HomePod](https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/homepod/)
[…]

And adds a img1 reference on the bottom of the note.

[kerhbal]

@alexanderadam yeah that's a good idea, though multiple images will result in large chunks of text data, might cause performance issue in future

[alexanderadam]

I guess this strongly depends on how the search is implemented.