'Is it possible to resize an image that is stored in a Uint8Array without using the browser's built-in canvas implementation?
I need to compress and rotate the image in the browser. Image sources can be drag'n'drop from a local user or the image can be downloaded from an URL with the same domain as the page with this script. But asking for permission to use HTML5 canvas doesn't fit into the design specification in any way.
The image can be in JPEG, PNG or HEIC format and in the current implementation is stored in Uint8Array. Is it possible to generate a thumbnail or change image orientation without using canvas?
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No browser that I know of will ask for permission to use a canvas. Using a canvas is the quickest solution to do this (it's very simple indeed), and HEIC support is easy too: https://alexcorvi.github.io/heic2any/
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