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One thing I have wanted adding to this plugin is Vertical Line Ends. These are used to indicate sides of buildings or shapes for measurements which are accompanied by values/lengths.

I think you are right about the background. I had another Idea (I can add on github if you like it). On the plugin page you could add a input box that would allow the end user to use there own switches. This would allow them/me to play with the libwebp/cwebp settings. I appreciate this might no be the easiest to do do, input validation, unexpected output... but worth a look. 😀 Perhaps also the input box would remember what you had in it on the last run and maybe a reset back to plugin default (this would also be useful to see what the current defaults that are used are).

@null54 Thanks for the info I have this image of a client and when i save it using lossless it is about 2.2mb. I then run it through www.tinypng.com and it reduces it to 24kb. It does have the background out of focus (blurry) and the guys head is in focus. When I use lossy it will only ever reduce it to 1.9mb not matter what the quality of the image looks like in the preview bar. The slider, I think it is at about 80% when the file size no longer reduces below 1.9mb. Is there any way to make the compression more aggressive in the plugin or is tinypng.com doing something different? I have looked at the library's switches and there is a lot. 😀

Can someone explain to me what the different presets do. I know the icon one might be for icons but what does it actually change? Can this be added to the readme Thanks

This information should be added to Post 1 of this thread The GitHub repo readme In the 'More Information' section of the plugin