Automatically serve .webp or .avif with Node.js based on browser request headers.
Let’s chew down another issue: we have a /public folder with images, and depending on the browser we want to serve a WEBP or AVIF to save bandwidth and decrease page load time.
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Automatically serve .webp or .avif with Node.js based on browser request headers. Read More »