dblenkus

Yes, I am aware that any processing of the image, after letting it through JPEGmini, can have serious impact on the quality. But, if this is last step in workflow, it is really great tool for publishing images on the internet.

I’ll do some testing in few days and let you know about the results.

For me it was just hidden, not disabled.

@jeremy I really like idea of serving images from CDN, but quality lose is just too big. I know that some folk is uploading way too large images and you don’t have any other option than resize it. But I am using great peace of software to prepare images for publishing – https://www.jpegmini.com/. They do really good job with compressing images with (almost) no quality lost. You can check comparison of image compressed my way and same image after uploaded to photon:
https://www.ajdas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/vichy-idealia-review28229.jpg
https://i0.wp.com/www.ajdas.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/vichy-idealia-review28229.jpg

It would be really great if you can address this issue in next releases.

Best,
Domen

It was p3 plugin created by Pipdig (https://www.pipdig.co/) to support their themes.

There is code in functions.php:

foreach ( $jp_mods_to_disable as $mod ) {
     if ( isset( $modules[$mod] ) ) {
         unset( $modules[$mod] );
    }
}

and photon is listed in $jp_mods_to_disable.
After removing it from the list it appeared on the dashboard and I was able to disable it.

Thanks for the answer! I found the plugin that hided Photon from the dashboard.