This JavaScript module enables image compression directly in web browsers, reducing file sizes for JPEG, PNG, WebP, and BMP images by adjusting resolution or storage size. It supports multi-threaded compression via Web Workers to prevent blocking the main thread, making it ideal for web applications that need to optimize image uploads and save bandwidth.
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