Its 2017 and Google still doesn't use a vectorized logo. It would be less than a few kb.
Sad!
Its 2017 and Google still doesn't use a vectorized logo. It would be less than a few kb
Luis Morgan
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Easton Collins
tfw nobody cares
>b-but i care!
nobody
Michael Martin
It's 2017 and nobody uses webp format its sad
Wyatt Hernandez
Google does.
Adam Cook
>Google
who?
Ryder Stewart
OP and me care. Kys scott, you got fucking rekt just now. By me.
Alexander Nguyen
>It would be less than a few kb
but it already is...
Jack Gonzalez
The other day I downloaded a phone wallpaper of that format and I was suprised that Android supported it.
Josiah Clark
Well of course, it's made by Google.
Jordan Morales
Google claims to have an SVG version of the logo that is around 300 bytes in size.
Kayden Scott
I also care.
That's THREE people now. You're a stinkin' loser and getting told off by multiple people. Embarrassing. You really should delete your trip before this gets any worse pal. You're just a fat freakin geek, go dunk your head in a bowl of SOUR buttermilk..
Brandon Price
Why aren't they using this? Do they own such a large part of the Internet infrastructure that they no longer have to care about optimization to save bandwidth?
Elijah Howard
SVG is still not supported everywhere (think IE 10 and below), unlike PNG.
Connor Lewis
phones can't into svg
Wyatt Roberts
file size: 2 KB
Gabriel Reyes
Your turn.
Christian Miller
Gavin Anderson
When you idiots are dick measuring 100mb, 300mb, 1gb internet speeds, but argue over a 4kb advantage.
True autismo
Gabriel Ward
Opera can
John Carter
Bish, few kilobytes? All you need is 738 bytes. You can barely see the difference in image quality.
Henry Wright
That advantage will be big when the file will be downloaded a bunch of times.
Needs more jpg
Luke Nguyen
Christopher Campbell
>All these stupid niggers thinking that google should switch from 6kb image to 300 byte svg
The image is cached on in your browser.
Google hosts way more shit than their shitty web search page.
This optimization would be likely unnoticable by them.
Caleb Cooper
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