开发者 | barb0ss |
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更新时间 | 2024年10月7日 23:06 |
PHP版本: | 7.0 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.6.2 |
版权: | GNU GPL v3 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Because the compression process happens directly into your browser - it depends on your device’s performance.
It may happen if you are trying to compress a PNG image with a high resolution. In that case, you should wait a while, until the image finishes its compression or a “Request timed out.” error message occurs.
Go to the plugin’s setting page (Media -> Squeeze Settings). At the “Basic Settings” tab increase the value of the field “Compression timeout (in seconds)”. By default it equals 60 seconds, try to make it bigger. If the error still persists, that means the script cannot process your image.
The plugin uses Squoosh.app's compression algorithms and provides you with the ability to compress images in your WordPress media library or during the image upload process.
This plugin uses Squoosh.app compression scripts. The images compressed directly in your browser – means no external server used. Squoosh does all the work locally. So you should not worry about privacy.
Image compression helps improve your website's performance by reducing the file size of images without significantly impacting their quality. Smaller image files load faster, resulting in faster page load times and a better user experience. Additionally, compressed images consume less bandwidth, which can be beneficial for websites with limited hosting resources or mobile users with limited data plans.
Currently, the Squeeze plugin supports JPG, PNG, WEBP and AVIF image formats.
Yes, the plugin provides a bulk compression feature. This saves time and effort compared to compressing images individually.
Yes, you can compress images from any folder within your WordPress installation.
Yes, the plugin allows you to customize various compression settings according to your preferences. It supports the same options as Squoosh.app provides.
You can test different options directly on Squoosh.app. For JPG images select MozJPEG encoder, for PNG images choose OxiPNG.