Martin Auswöger

> If you select one of the old options, you specifically request to ignore the specified important part of the image. The problem is that an image size can have...

One solution would be, that the resize modes in the media queries just get ignored in that case (also the zoom level). Completely ignoring the image size media queries would...

I think we could implement such a not-optimal solution if this feature is really needed, but I don’t know of a use case for this feature, can you name one?

I think the problem with this approach is, that if one single image of them doesn’t have the head in the top-center part, the image gets cropped incorrectly. Wouldn’t a...

> I think it would be better if the old resizing modes actually worked as a fallback, whenever no important part is available. Wouldn't that be more feasible? I don’t...

> Contao always said: "We follow open web standards". OG and Canonical tags are open web standards. OpenGraph is not an open web standard IMO. Canonical tags are standard AFAIK,...

>> OpenGraph is not an open web standard IMO. > > It is licensed under the OWFa (which is also preferred by Mozilla) and used by nearly every popular web...

> Each of the top 500 websites uses `og:title` and `og:image` tags. This is just not true. > Every popular social media platform uses and recommends to use them. Google...

> For `og:image` see the [codefog/contao-social_images](https://github.com/codefog/contao-social_images) for reference. It automatically collects images from text and image content elements, as well as from news and event entries. I don’t think automatically...

How about never overwriting files via the upload and instead append a number until the file name is available? This would create _image.jpg_, _image-2.jpg_, _image-3.jpg_. In order to still be...