I wonder why you'd show browser compatibility for one format then none of the others. Filler maybe?
I wonder why you'd show browser compatibility for one format then none of the others. Filler maybe?
not every type of file is made for browsers
.tif files for example are used in print and aren't really suitable for web design because of their big file size
I haven't created this guide. I only posted it here
I get that TIF is not a web format but there's three web formats on there one of which probably never took off in the way it should due to poor browser compatibility.
Thanks for the guide, this could actually come in handy.
TIFF was created in an attempt to get companies to use one standard format
https://xkcd.com/927/
Title: Standards
Title-text: Fortunately, the charging one has been solved now that we've all standardized on mini-USB. Or is it micro-USB? Shit.
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Oh I want something similar for sound extensions. Mp3 aac flac wav etc.
Some typos and dodgy grammar but a decent cool guide.