Most document pipelines start the same way. A user picks a 14 MB scan, the browser uploads all 14 MB, a queue picks it up, a worker compresses it to 1.2 MB, and the original is deleted. You paid for the bandwidth, the queue, the worker and the storage — to end up with a file you could have had before the upload started. The alternative is to compress first and upload the result.
We use a few cookies to keep the site working, and would like to set some optional ones too. You can choose what to allow, and change your mind whenever you like.
Your browser is asking sites not to track you, so everything optional is switched off. You can still turn things on below.
What you allow
Turn on whatever you are happy with. Everything is off unless you say otherwise, and you can come back to this at any time.
Your browser is asking sites not to track you, so everything optional is switched off. You can still turn things on below.
Always on
Needed for the site to work — signing in, keeping a basket, remembering this choice. These cannot be switched off.
What this stores
Nothing on this site uses this yet.
Remember choices you have made, such as a saved list or a language, so the site behaves the way you left it.
What this stores
Nothing on this site uses this yet.
Help us understand which pages get used and where people get stuck. Nothing here identifies you personally.
What this stores
Nothing on this site uses this yet.
Used to measure and target advertising, and to load embedded content from services that track you across sites.
