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Hello @bichon31

Many thanks for your feedback and 5-star review! We are really happy to know that you like ComeprssX.

All the best,

Hello @tw1l1ght

Thanks for your feedback.

To ensure that we fully and correctly understand this feature, could you please provide us with a more detailed description of the exact functionality you need?

Specifically, it would be very helpful if you could describe your specific use case or scenario where this feature would be utilized.

All the best,

Hello,

We sincerely appreciate your brief 5-star review, and we are grateful for your acknowledgment of our product.

Have a nice day.

Hello,

We checked the provided page, and as you can see in the screenshot, nearly all images are serving in AVIF format.

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Kind regards.

Hello @sino27

Thank you for this clear and encouraging follow-up.

We would be thrilled to have you test upcoming releases. Please always connect with us via this contact form for any correspondence.

Thank you very much again for your time and valuable feedback! We look forward to showing you how the plugin evolves.

All the best,

Hello,

Thank you sincerely for your outstanding 5-star review. We are delighted to hear that you thoroughly enjoyed using CompressX plugin.

It is important to note that image conversion efficiency is governed by your website’s current server performance, as all processing is executed locally rather than on external resources.

Have a nice day.

Hello @mandalnews

Thanks for your patience while we were working on this.

Please note that CompressX is designed to convert and optimize images that reside on your local server (within the standard WordPress file structure). If an offloading plugin moves these original files (JPG/PNG) to Cloudflare R2 and then deletes the local copies, CompressX will fail to perform conversions because the source image will no longer be available locally.

CompressX wraps converted images in a <picture> tag or use .htaccess rules to direct traffic to the compressx-nextgen path. If both plugins try to control the image source code, you may face conflicts that prevent images from displaying correctly.

Based on the above, we currently do not recommend using CompressX simultaneously with a media offloading plugin.

However, we fully understand and agree with your goal of using the two plugins together and will definitely be giving serious consideration to developing a solution that incorporates offloading functionality to support this highly efficient workflow for our users in the future.

Feel free to let us know if you need any further information.

All the best,

Hello,

Thank you very much for taking the time to give us a 5-star rating. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Have a nice day.