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    SOLVED Image format requested by the Google search console: Webp

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      Nicolas Flam last edited by

      Hello Dear,

      The following site: https://www.conseil-telecom.net/index.html is too slow for Google.

      This is due to the fact that I use a CMS and especially the image format used (JPG and/or PNG at 80%)

      The image format requested by the Google search console is Webp, which is recognized by most recent browsers but not by Appdrag...
      WebP is supported in the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera and provides better lossy and lossless compression for images on the web.

      Anothimages_format.PNG images_font_format_02.PNG er point : why Google tools do not recognize the CSS code 'Fontsize' ?

      For the control measure, I used https://web.dev/ and
      PageSpeed Insights.

      Thank You !

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        jbenguira @Nicolas Flam last edited by jbenguira

        @nicolas-flam in fact it's not at all related with the CMS ... But with your content that you have uploaded ...

        I have checked your site and the main issue is with the size of your images, some of them are several megabytes! Example with this image (2.4MB) : /uploads/remote-cRb0.png

        You need to resize them to lower resolution and convert them to jpg (ideally same resolution you are displaying them in your website)

        To resize your images you can use this free tool:
        https://tools.appdrag.com/resize-image.html

        By doing just this on all your images you should be back to 95% on pagespeed test! Try it 😉

        FYI we will add webp support but ... It's only compatible with chrome ... And won't work in safari and iOS so it's a pretty bad idea to replace all your images with webm ... except if you don't care about Mac and iOS users...

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          Nicolas Flam last edited by

          Thank You Joseph,

          Done for images size.

          Please update us. Have a nice day.

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            Joseph Benguira @Nicolas Flam last edited by Joseph Benguira

            @nicolas-flam I can see that the 2.4MB image is still here ... /uploads/remote-cRb0.png

            5fd309ba-d65d-42c7-975c-703cf6582fb2-image.png

            If you convert it to jpeg and resize it to 585px width (display size of your image in your site)
            the image will go from 2.4MB to ... 40.88KB ... 98% reduction ... google pagespeed will be happy

            do that for ALL your images 😉

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              Wassim Samad 0 @Joseph Benguira last edited by

              Hi @Nicolas-Flam we now support webp images 🙂 feel free to upload them on your website and your pagespeed grade should increase !

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