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tdrayson: considering i'm only talking about my personal website it should be ok
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Apparently, some email clients will reject if the header and file extension don't match. But probably not really relevant unless you're sending emails or whatever
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on the other hand, if you can't control that header, the server might assume that .jpg is always .jpg format
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i thiiiink if the server says it's actually png (i.e. via Content-Type: header) it should be interpreted as png by the client, even if the filename ends in jpg or something
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wait I read what you did wrong... you changed an image from a `jpg` to `png` but kept the extension `.jpg
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why would those break? they'd also be within an
tag, right
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the main concern as a developer when working with clients is usually that they've used images in newsletters etc that are hosted on the website that would then break
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The only thing that would break is if the image is being used anywhere other than your website