Big difference between using server plugins and TinyPNG api

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At first I used the server plugins to optimize the images (I gained KB's of space)
I ran another test through the TinyPNG api (I gained MB's of space)

Would be nice if the server could do the same impressive space saving and compression.

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c5dragon
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A3020 replied on at Permalink Reply
A3020
It'll never be the same, as TinyPNG uses different libraries. Also the aggressiveness in how much optimization may be gained is subjective. I'd rather stay on the safe side, especially with the server side tools.

The TinyPNG service is awesome, and is free if you only do x-optimizations per month, which is configurable.
c5dragon replied on at Permalink Reply
c5dragon
Good to know.

Anywhere I can fiddle with the code in the package which settings the server plugins have to use?

Or add it as an advanced config setting?
A3020 replied on at Permalink Reply
A3020
Yes, see for example image_optimizer/src/ImageOptimizer/Optimizer/Pngquant.php.

For command options, you'd need to look into the binaries / server libraries themselves.

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C5 8.4.4
PHP 7.1
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