Microsoft has released an extension that brings support for JPEG XL (JXL) image format on Windows 11. However, many first-party apps on Windows 11, such as Photos and MS Paint, can't open JXL images ...

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Microsoft has quietly rolled out support for the JPEG XL image format in the latest Windows 11 24H2 update. This new feature, available through an extension in the Microsoft Store, promises to enhance ...

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Windows 11 24H2 users can now enable the JPEG XL image extension on their PCs. This new file format, with the extension “jxl”, promises to be better than the usual JPEG format in many ways.

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