When images in WebP format are not loading in Safari Version 15.0, it can be due to compatibility issues, as WebFlow supports WebP but not all browsers may fully support it yet.
1. Verify WebP Compatibility
- Check Safari's support for WebP format. Safari 15 should support WebP, but it's always good to confirm with the official Apple documentation.
- Ensure your images are properly converted to WebP format and that their extensions are correctly set to .webp.
2. Test Image Loading in Other Browsers
- Load the same WebP images in other browsers like Chrome or Firefox to confirm that they are not corrupted.
- Compare the behavior on iOS devices with Safari 15 versus other browsers to identify if the problem is specific to a particular platform.
3. Review Webflow Project Settings
- Go to Project Settings and ensure no settings are restricting image delivery or using specific media queries that could affect Safari.
- Check any customizations or scripts that may inadvertently block certain image formats.
4. Update Safari and MacOS
- Make sure Safari and your macOS are updated. Apple often releases updates that fix compatibility issues with newer media formats like WebP.
5. Check File Accessibility
- Ensure the files on Webflow are publicly accessible and not behind any kind of authentication that could hinder their loading in Safari.
Summary
To address Safari 15 not loading WebP images, check browser support, test images across different platforms, review Webflow settings, ensure Safari is up-to-date, and verify file accessibility. These steps should help pinpoint and resolve the issue with WebP image loading.