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Using pngquant with 94%-100% quality.
Resizes the worst offenders in terms of size to 1440p maximum resolution and converts them to jpeg with 95% quality.
These images are from the upscaler article and therefore left at 4k.
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Using pngquant with a minimum of 94% quality.
Shaves another few MBs off our website pngs without visual image degredation.