,webp files
Yes, there is another thread about this, but Apple won't let me reply to it.
Since Big Sur, if I drag and drop images from the web to my desktop - memes, for example - Safari adds .webp to the image without asking for my authority. No site I frequent will take .webp images; they are just grayed out. the files come out like this: meme.jpg.webp. If I just remove the .webp from the file in finder, they aren't grayed out, but the sites say something like File Is Not an Image As Expected. So, I have to take screen shots of the image in Finder or Preview. There has to be a better way.
Why is Apple foisting this worthless format on us anyway? I would like to prevent this from ever happening. Or maybe I'll have to use another browser.
Thanks in advance.
Mac Pro, macOS 10.12