images cut off in some versions of safari

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IMAGES CUT OFF IN SOME VERSIONS OF SAFARI HOW TO

I have had a look at Cloudflare workers but aren’t sure yet how to use it to redirect image URLs.Apple engineers are preparing a fix, according to 9to5Mac, which is expected to be ‘released to users very soon’ - but the tech giant has yet to reveal whenįingerprintJS also checked the most 1,000 visited websites from Alexa to see how many websites use IndexedDB and can be uniquely identified by the databases they interact with. This can make sure the processing is done at the edge instead of at your origin, and also can reduce the origin server’s load, making the requests faster from the user’s perspective. One suggestion I can recommend you is to consider using Cloudflare Workers to rewrite the URLs instead of using. “I believe this is due to the subsequent requests being made to Cloudflare edge requesting for the non-webp file types.Īfter the files were cached in our edge servers, requests for that files will be served directly from the edge server, not from your origin, thus. However if you are using Cloudflare and your issue is identical to mine, then please read on and contribute with what you have done yourself to – I have discussed the issue further with Cloudflare and this is their explanation and suggestion: So if you are not using Cloudflare I’d suggest you start a new ticket as my issue is Cloudflare related. I’m not attacking you personally just trying to keep support forum tidy and easy for people to use.

If the issue is different to mine you should open an new support ticket to keep support conversions clear and easy to follow, if people chip in with similar but slightly different issues it can make it harder for other people to follow and find a solution that works for them. So Cloudflare appears to be serving the webp image with a jpg file extension… or is it? Any suggestions would be greatly – Mateusz suggested you contact your server admin, did you do that? If so it would help helpful to come back and share with everyone what they said in case that helps someone else solve their problem. The webP file your plugin creates has the webp file extension.

IMAGES CUT OFF IN SOME VERSIONS OF SAFARI DOWNLOAD

However if I find the file on the server and download it, it is the regular jpg file. If I inspect that file it turns out it’s actually a WebP file (just with a jpg file extension) which is why it can’t be opened in Safari or my Mac. It may be damaged or use a file format that Preview doesn’t recognise.”

IMAGES CUT OFF IN SOME VERSIONS OF SAFARI MAC

If I then try to open the downloaded image on my mac is says: If I try to open those image in a new tab in Safari the image is downloaded instead. If I then go back to Safari some images fail to load (but the jpg URLs appear correctly and can be loaded in Chrome). If I then load the site in Chrome WebP images load perfectly. If I load the site in Safari with all caches cleared everything works normally. I’ll explain the issue in more detail and hopefully you’ll be able to suggest further testing I can do to get to the bottom of this. So I’m a little confused as to what’s going on. I tested the caching of the htaccess using 301 redirects and found that the htaccess didn’t cache at all as I added & removed redirects, they worked first time on clearing the browser cache. However the issue does appear to be some weirdness going on between the plugin and Cloudflare’s cache. After some more testing I don’t think it is to do with htaccess caching by Cloudflare after all.

Images cut off in some versions of safari