Ok if you were wondering what all those metadata image tests were about:
In the next build, Damus image uploads will save blurhash and image dimensions in the post, allowing clients to use this information to put a blurry placeholder that fades into the real image when it loads. How neat is that!? This is done in a backwards compatible way so clients can ignore this if they don’t need it, and urls won’t break! Check it out:
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"content": "Ok if you were wondering what all those metadata image tests were about:\n\nIn the next build, Damus image uploads will save blurhash and image dimensions in the post, allowing clients to use this information to put a blurry placeholder that fades into the real image when it loads. How neat is that!? This is done in a backwards compatible way so clients can ignore this if they don’t need it, and urls won’t break! Check it out:\n\nhttps://cdn.jb55.com/s/blurhash-images.mp4 ",
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