I just learnt about CSS image-rendering: optimizespeed, which is a switch to make all pictures on a website look bad
example: all pictures on https://teenage.engineering
maybe it's just Firefox's fault
@noiob they load fine for me on firefox, altho on the op1 page it took a couple of seconds for them to render at non pixelated quality
@MochiWaifu yeah they load like, fifteen megabyte pictures
but then they tell Firefox to scale them badly?
@noiob oh yeah, apparently it's a synonym for nearest neighbor filtering
and it's very obvious on the images now that i look at em
@MochiWaifu it looks baaad
@MochiWaifu it would look less bad if I didn't have to send my 1440p monitor back, but unfortunately
@noiob nah it looks real bad on 1440p too
second pic is me overriding the css style with high-quality
@MochiWaifu I think they use the pixel filter while it's loading for style, and then don't remove it (except they do on Chrome)
@MochiWaifu *fancy font* web design
@MochiWaifu like, this is a bit down on https://teenage.engineering/products/po/ultimate