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Will Apple Safari on macOS Mojave ever fully integrate webP and webM support?
It's a pity! You can use webP in an outdated Firefox Version and it renders great. Why does Apple still keep users away using webP. I do not want to switch to Firefox/Chrome. More websites starting to serve webp files and Safari won't show any images.
Isn't the webP webM Google? This may explain your conundrum as the battle continues.
WebP is a modern image format that provides lossless & lossy compression for images on the web.
You can convert these if necessary.
You can open a WEBM file with most modern web browsers, like Google Chrome, Opera, Firefox, and Edge.
If you want to play WEBM files in the Safari web browser on a Mac, you can do so through VLC for Mac OS X plugin. If your web browser isn't opening the WEBM file, make sure it's fully updated.
or search the app store:
you can submit your user feedback: https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos.html
Tom Binroth wrote:
Right, most modern web browsers show webP files, except Safari.
I am looking for native webP/webM support in Safari and macOS Mojave Safari.
Apple already implemented webP/webM support to Safari for iOS and macOS Big Sur.
I do not want to convert images. I would like to view website.
Right. Update your software, the current is macOS 11.5.1
Update macOS on Mac - Apple Support
you can submit your user feedback: https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos.html
leroydouglas wrote:
Right. Update your software, the current is macOS 11.5.1
Update macOS on Mac - Apple Support
you can submit your user feedback: https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos.html
Too bad. Unfortunately MacPro5,1 does not support Big Sur.
Tom Binroth wrote:
leroydouglas wrote:
Right. Update your software, the current is macOS 11.5.1
Update macOS on Mac - Apple Support
you can submit your user feedback: https://www.apple.com/feedback/macos.html
Too bad. Unfortunately MacPro5,1 does not support Big Sur.
Your alternative is to upgrade your hardware.
It never pays to get too far behind in the hardware or software, as you are experiencing now.
Right, most modern web browsers show webP files, except Safari.
I am looking for native webP/webM support in Safari and macOS Mojave Safari. Apple already implemented webP/webM support to Safari for iOS and macOS Big Sur. webP and webM is getting a wide spread standard which exist around 10 years.
I do not want to convert images. I would like to view website.
I have switched to Brave Browser.
webP Support Safari on macOS Mojave
