Hi,
You gained one more star for responding :p It’s always important to have feedbacks and feelings about the devs of a new plugin.
Regarding the renaming of the files : yes, I choosed to erase original images in order to have only the optimized images stored. I don’t really need to keep original one, for my project.
In facts, i’m building a website where every logged in users will be able to submit a new post, directly in the frontend, with the ability to put images in this frontend post system. And I don’t want to make the process too much difficult for them, like restricting with a small file size (<1 Mo) or limited at X width or Y height.
And if I want to make a submission process easy for my guests, I need then an automated system which will “optimize” the images with the best web standards. That’s why I was asking about the possibility to resize + optimize, for website likes mine who have set a standard image max width for all their post. This will be just a pain… I’m pretty sure lot of people will find this feature very useful.
I have actually a system like this by combining YOUR plyin, and this one for the resize : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/resize-image-after-upload/ 40000 active users isn’t nothing, there’s is a “demand” ^^ But the perfect thing will be to have one and only one plugin dedicated plugin these tasks… in order to avoid any futur conflicts.
I was speaking about my project because it gives you a good example of how your plugin will be usefull for my case. And I’m sure I’m not an isolated case, and lot of people will be happy to have a plugin like described below. Not a joke, I’m not rich, but I’ll be able to pay the standard prize of a premium addon for a plugin offering these features.
Last point about the rename process : the solution to rename original files in wsi-* is better imo. The most important thing is that the optimized images need to have the same name as the original ones. So yes, better rename the original files with your wsi prefix, and then give the optimized mages with the default names. This will keep the original files intact, and will not makes 404 error for some hardcodes a webmaster can put. No more missing background in our CSS we made 3 years ago, because the CSS file indicates to display bg-image.jpg and the file is now wsi-bg-image.jpg.
I hope this will help a bit.
Regards.