• Resolved nghidinhpham

    (@nghidinhpham)


    I am looking forward to seeing the feature to delete the original images after optimization. I found the setting sweet spot already and no need to keep the original images.

    Hope to see it in new update.

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  • +1
    This feature would save me 551MB, making backups less heavy to handle. And I don’t need the unsmushed files in any case.
    When can we expect this feature?
    Thanks for a great plugin!!

    In the mean time, can I just delete the unsmushed files without anything bad happening?

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Ben Andersen.
    • This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Ben Andersen.
    Thread Starter nghidinhpham

    (@nghidinhpham)

    Yes, you can delete unsmushed images without anything bad happening. The only thing that you should be aware of is that after the unsmushed images are deleted, you cannot optimize the image to a different level. Make sure you are set with optimization level before deleting them.

    Thanks @nghidinhpham! I still hope the feature will appear in an upcoming release. But it’s good to know I can save >500MB from my account by manual deletion.

    Plugin Contributor reSmush.it

    (@resmushit)

    Hi guys,

    You can delete pictures (unsmushed) manually, but as said @nghidinhpham you cannot get a better optimization level. We’re working in bringing this option in the plugin, as it’s mainly asked ?? However it takes time to do, due to side effects to avoid!

    Don’t hesitate to rate us, it’s our only reward!
    Cheers,
    Charles

    @resmushit By deleting those images manually, do you mean they will be branded as “unattached” media in the media library so we can find them easily and delete them? (That’s my hope!)

    @julienckjm Their filenames are *-unsmushed.jpg if that helps?

    @ben72 so is it safe to delete that file content afterwards?

    @julienckjm To my understanding it’s safe to delete all *-unsmushed.jpg files. Isn’t that right @resmushit?

    There needs to be a way to set this to happen automatically. It’s not realistic to go in and delete them all individually!

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