XnView Software

It's still static in 1.98.1

You're welcome.
Such conversion can be tricky when you need to join different local palettes, especially when transparency colors are different for each frame.

That one:

xnview wrote: * GIF=>APNG

My converter is under zlib license now, so feel free to use it.

xnview wrote:xnview.com has a high rank, i can't start with a new domain...

And XnView is a valuable brand that people recognize.

Yes, the first two: nearest and bilinear work fine.
But more advanced ones, like Lancsos, lose alpha channel.

Here's some examples:

http://www.google.com/logos/2011/verne-hp.png
http://www.google.com/logos/2011/bunsen11-hp-sprite.png

XnView is quite recognizable brand, better not to lose it...

http://www.google.com/trends?q=xnview%2C+acdsee
http://www.google.com/trends?q=xnview%2C+irfanview

as a side note. the "vote for a feature" link at the bottom of the page was inspired by an interesting feature request/voting web service I discovered recently (used by one of my favorite text editor: SublimeText). check it out here http://sublimetext.userecho.com/ I believe Pierre should look into...

Well, both formats have areas where they are performed well.

So JPEG area is a little bigger than WebP, but that doesn't mean WebP isn't good or anything.

You wouldn't want to use Jpeg on sharp grid lines either. It's not suitable for that kind of content.

And in other areas I can't see the difference, so it must be working.

Well, chroma subsampling is often implemented in lower resolution because our eyes have lower chroma resolution.

Very good WebP quality in beta 2 !

Thanks!

Troken wrote:My main argument for this is that the majority of visitors will probably only be interested in the software, and its features.

I agree. And among the features, the new popular stuff like WebP should be mentioned first.

XnTriq wrote:Norway (Opera, of course) and Finland

Opera is not very popular in Norway, according to http://gs.statcounter.com/

Maybe the description could be updated too, highlighting support for new formats like APNG and WebP...