Wouldn't '1 (fastest)' be the same as '9 (smallest size)' ?
Smallest is generally the fastest, no ?
File/Options/Publish/WebP compression
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Re: File/Options/Publish/WebP compression
No, a smaller size, takes more time to compress/decompress.
Re: File/Options/Publish/WebP compression
Thanks for clarifying
Re: File/Options/Publish/WebP compression
I never knew this. I know every upside has a downside, but I never thought of this.
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