I came to the same conclusion when I tried to load images with weird url encoding or query strings (google filestorage) or images that needed to be accessed with auth headers.
Downloading the file to the server and base64 encode it was the way to go.
Has anybody successfully used the --image-quality switch in wkhtmltopdf?
I finally found out, that in my specific case, images were missing dpi information and wkhtmltopdf seems to just skipped those and didn't optimize them: github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf...
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I came to the same conclusion when I tried to load images with weird url encoding or query strings (google filestorage) or images that needed to be accessed with auth headers.
Downloading the file to the server and base64 encode it was the way to go.
Has anybody successfully used the
--image-qualityswitch in wkhtmltopdf?I finally found out, that in my specific case, images were missing dpi information and wkhtmltopdf seems to just skipped those and didn't optimize them: github.com/wkhtmltopdf/wkhtmltopdf...