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Also, some browers make the backgroud white, some black, so make sure you test transparent images against something of a different color.

I'm looking at a full codec swap which means reimplementing the io bridge. BTW, animated gifs are complex and each frame mutates a canvas incrementally, and thus any processing means...

Animated, transparent gifs are an extremely difficult corner case. Specifically, supporting this includes: 1. Decoding each frame, compositing it against the previous frames while preserving the transparency indexed color, working...

Transparency works fine if it's not animated On Tue, Dec 3, 2024, 5:40 PM Marcos Eckart ***@***.***> wrote: > Does the library support gifs with a transparent background? Do I...

It's not implemented. What would a good reference implemention be that you've used? Do you have any public domain images that are particularly obvious to tested against?

Can re-open if there is a response

Oh, I would also add a reference_dct folder with some scripts to use cjpegli/djpegli from https://hub.docker.com/r/imazen/jpegli-tools to make reference values from test images (using a submodule in reference_dct to the...

It's looking like jpegli would require so many changes as to have little to no code overlap in the end.

Running cross on host aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu with target aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu or aarch64-unknown-linux-musl (in order to lower glibc version) also crashes, might be related: ``` Run /home/runner/work/_temp/cross +stable test --target aarch64-unknown-linux-musl --locked --release...

Yeah, I publish prebuilt binaries for imazen/imageflow (dll/dylib/so) and would love to use cross centos to make them work on more linux versions (curse glibc), but I can't get cross...