> Dumb question, what are progressive jpegs?
In their own way, they're like interlaced GIFs
The idea being that you get the "impression" of the image before the quality
is loaded, so that you can see "roughly" what the image is before it loads
fully
Useful for absolutely HAUGE images, but pointless for those of less than
10Kb
Hope this explains
Philip Arnold
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