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Building a Client-Side Image Compressor with Canvas API in Next.js
Building a Client-Side Image Compressor with Canvas API in Next.js Most image compression tools work the same way: upload to server, process, download. That means every file leaves the user's device. For a utility tool focused on privacy, I wanted compression to happen entirely in the browser โ no s
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