https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=114532
--- Comment #35 from Tomaz Vajngerl <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #33) > :) > No, in this case it's different. As I said, it's OK when you open your file > in a new shiny LO, add a new image from a web page, and save, and it doesn't > show in another's system - because the added image was a WebP. But it's a > very different case when I worked on this document for a long time, it > opened on another system just fine with all its images; now I upgraded, > opened this document to type "The end." on the last page, saved, and it > "lost" all its images in the middle, when viewed on another system, which > were there before. That is very much "data loss" from user PoV, who needs > not to know that internally, those images, that were working fine, were a > time bomb "a showing fallback + another format that will suddenly be the > only one kept in some future". But you talk about "another system" -- what is that? It seems to me a highly hypothetical situation that you will rarely ever encounter in reality. It is still possible to not forcefully drop the PNG/JPEG fallback files from document and do this just when the user agrees. > Note that IIUC, there's no plans to drop the fallbacks that we save for > those other formats that you refer; and that is the whole difference in this > point. We pretty much could drop fallback PNG files for SVG files today. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
