Perhaps more notably, Apple’s iPhone ProRaw supports JXL encoding for its raw sensor data. They’re laying the groundwork for JXL to be a supported format from the point of capture at the camera, through all the processing to make an image for web publishing or whatever.
I’m not too familiar with this. Is the JPEG-XL already adopted by other browsers (read: Chome)?
Not by default, but it can be enabled with
chrome://flags/#enable-jxl-image-format. More on support here.Apple’s Safari supports still images in JXL.
Perhaps more notably, Apple’s iPhone ProRaw supports JXL encoding for its raw sensor data. They’re laying the groundwork for JXL to be a supported format from the point of capture at the camera, through all the processing to make an image for web publishing or whatever.
It’s on by default in Waterfox