We have made new significant changes to how one stores & displays meta images here @TXTWRK
It's a far more sustainable and also preserves historical changes on pages, regards to titles, descriptions, etc.
Even if the same image is used across many domains, we use the same image url, based on Base64 SHA256 name coding comparison.
What you seen today and shared in a link, will be the same displayed in hundreds of years time. It's far smarter than big tech's method, which uses multiple images again and again for different links; they didn't go down this pathway.
https://txtwrk.com/
It's a far more sustainable and also preserves historical changes on pages, regards to titles, descriptions, etc.
Even if the same image is used across many domains, we use the same image url, based on Base64 SHA256 name coding comparison.
What you seen today and shared in a link, will be the same displayed in hundreds of years time. It's far smarter than big tech's method, which uses multiple images again and again for different links; they didn't go down this pathway.
https://txtwrk.com/
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