Ensures users can configure which image types are never transformed (currently: svg and gif) and which image types are always transformed (currently: none) via OSGi.
By this, transformation can be easily disabled for other image types, but it is also possible to require the transformation for jpg/jpeg, thus ensuring custom compression settings are used - currently, editors in AEM have to crop jpg images by a single pixel just to deliver them in a compressed way - otherwise, web performance and green web goals are not met.
The default configurations for these settings ensure backward compatibility, as they ensure the system behaves as before.
Ensures users can configure which image types are never transformed (currently: svg and gif) and which image types are always transformed (currently: none) via OSGi. By this, transformation can be easily disabled for other image types, but it is also possible to require the transformation for jpg/jpeg, thus ensuring custom compression settings are used - currently, editors in AEM have to crop jpg images by a single pixel just to deliver them in a compressed way - otherwise, web performance and green web goals are not met. The default configurations for these settings ensure backward compatibility, as they ensure the system behaves as before.