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Less noisy output when run from command line.New: Copy as Data URL (copies small image files to clipboard as data:image/… URIs for easy inlining in CSS/ HTML).

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Switched to newer APIs for path & file handling and simplified code for handling parallel queues.

Fixed handling of relative paths when launched from CLI.

Better compression on the first try due to improved management of temporary files and optimization parallelizm.

In some cases ImageOptim will be able to quickly skip files it knows it can't optimize any further

Added cache of already-optimized files.

Added Revert to Original option (restores unoptimized file).

This is the last version that supports macOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard)

Lighter/faster default config on slow machines.

Option to Stop optimizations earlier (keeping progress made so far).

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If you have older macOS, please install the free system upgrade from Apple. This version requires macOS 10.7 (Lion) or later. Removed partial sandbox support that caused problems on some systems.Improved drag'n'drop of files outside ImageOptim window.

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This version requires macOS 10.7 (Lion) or later, and full functionality is only available in macOS 10.10 (Yosemite).

Updated translations and fixed help files.Faster default settings for Macbook Air and older Macs.Fix for erroneous claim that files have already been optimized.Added an App Extension that adds ImageOptimze option to images inside Apple Mail compose window (macOS 10.10+ only).The setting will switch itself off every time ImageOptim restarts

Add ability to temporarily enable lossy pngquant and MozJPEG re-encoding.

This version requires at least macOS 10.8 (Mountain Lion), and full functionality is only available in macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) or later.

Japanese localization updated (thanks KAMINO Aki).

Simplified Chinese localization (thanks asins).

Romanian localization (thanks Oprea Nicolae).

Unified speed setting that controls all tools' compression/time trade-off.

Lossy conversion can be enabled permanently.

Updated Chinese localization (by pluwen).

Runs tools with lower priority (macOS 10.10+ only).

Much faster version of Zopfli (almost twice as fast).

Minor updates for Zopfli, pngquant2, jpegoptim.

Quick settings button in the main window.

This is the last version that supports macOS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) 1.6.4

Updated Sparkle updater (auto-updates are much faster now).

Fixed stripping of color profiles when AdvPNG is enabled.

Fixed Apple Mail extension code-signing issue.

This version requires at least macOS 10.9 (Mavericks), and full functionality is only available in macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) or later.

SVGO works best if you enable Lossy mode.īig under-the-hood changes in handling of file inputs and outputs.

You must have Node.js 7 installed and enable SVGO in ImageOptim's Preferences first.

Added new languages: Arabic, Finnish, Slovak, Ukrainian.

If you need smaller files, disable Guetzli, and enable Lossy mode instead.

Running Guetzli on the same image twice is not recommended, as it will decrease quality more than it reduces the file size.

Guetzli does not support color profiles, so only use sRGB.

It's best to create JPEGs with 100% quality for running Guetzli on them.

It's ineffective on JPEGs with quality 85 or lower.

It is normal for a large photo to take 10 minutes and gigabytes of memory.

It's off by default (enable in Preferences), because it's very slow: 1 minute + 200MB RAM per megapixel.

Added support for non-sRGB images in Guetzli.

Workaround Google Drive Stream filesystem.

Support for SVG optimizations using Rust-based svgcleaner.

Fixes for crashes especially frequent in macOS Mojave.

Experimental version of Sparkle updater testing new ed25519 signatures.

Replaced old OptiPNG with OxiPNG - a fancy new parallel Rust rewrite.

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Old Mac? Download for Snow Leopard & Mountain Lion (10.6-10.8).

Saves disk space & bandwidth by compressing images without losing quality.