alt Hacker NewsFWIW, you can do this with a few lines of JS in the browser using canvas.drawImage() from an img element followed by canvas.toBlob().
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fouc • today at 6:29 AM
That would require a browser that supports WebP
FWIW, you can do this with a few lines of JS in the browser using canvas.drawImage() from an img element followed by canvas.toBlob().
That would require a browser that supports WebP
Firefox now adds random noise to all canvas readback operations (getImageData, toDataURL, and toBlob).