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by bnolsen 20 days ago
I personally think something like the qok format is a better way to go. Make something that performs well and is dirt simple to implement.
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No it would not, qoi falls behind even my 2011 WebP lossless design.

Also, it is not a competition for the shortest specification. If it was, still good. Jpeg xl spec is about half the size of the original jpeg spec.

QOI supports a VERY limited set of use cases compared to jpegXL.
QOI is cute as an experiment, but it is not a serious image format unless you work in extremely constrained environments.