Subnostr

Yep we tested the basic url encoder with imgproxy for 4 months last year. Things would break so much that I had to move to their base64 version of it. Then I discovered that half of the formats weren't getting reduced in size and gave up :(

https://github.com/imgproxy/imgproxy

Yonle 1y ago

Some images are best compressed to webp in lossy mode. I tried converting to other format but it ended up way slower & heavier than the normal image.

Compressing it to monochrome did reduce the image size tho.

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Yonle 1y ago

So far using this with bandwidth hero addon is doing great.