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To actually implement it one should add some setting to the config file for default behavior and make it possible to override through the querystring like &interlace=true and &interlace=false.
To actually implement it one should add some setting to the config file for default behavior and make it possible to override through the querystring like &interlace=true and &interlace=false.
Configuration file option to set default behaviour for all jpeg files:
/**
* Default options using interlaced progressive JPEG images. Set to true to
* always render jpeg images as interlaced. This setting can be overridden
* by using `?interlace=true` or `?interlace=false`.
*
* Default values are:
* interlace: false
*/
/*'interlace' => false,*/
Use option &interlace in query string to render image as interlaced, will override configuration file setting.
Override settings from configuration file using query string with value, as &interlace=true or &interlace=false.
would it be possible to render JPGs progressively?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41732652/convert-jpeg-to-a-progressive-jpeg-in-php
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