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I did some trial and error on using pngquant through this Ruby gem (image_optim) and through command line and how its results compare to TinyPNG/Kraken/ImageAlpha+ImageOptim.
It seems to me that these tools use a custom value on the
--floyd
option of pngquant. The manual page says about--floyd
:Set dithering level using fractional number between 0 (none) and 1 (full, the default).
So through this Pull Request I add the possibility to define a custom value for the
--floyd
option.I also added the possibility to use
--nofs
and--strip
options.