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After struggling with the Google search console, I discovered that the problem is that mojolicious does not send .avif files as images. Question: Since this format is gaining popularity, wouldn't it be interesting to add it to the table of known content types?
I know I can simply add this line at startup, but I had to find out the hard way.
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After struggling with the Google search console, I discovered that the problem is that mojolicious does not send .avif files as images. Question: Since this format is gaining popularity, wouldn't it be interesting to add it to the table of known content types?
I know I can simply add this line at startup, but I had to find out the hard way.
$self->types->type(avif => ‘image/avif’);
Best regards and thanks for Mojolicious!
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