Add more recognized image file types and compare file extension case insensitively #452
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…insensitively Comparing file extension case sensitively fails to detect images when they have a capital file extension (such as JPEG). This fixes that issue.
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Thanks. 😀 |
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Unfortunately, the latest release does not seem to have rebuilt the resources/dist JS file. I apologize for not being aware, but I thought it would get built automatically by the release process. I might have to send another pull request... but I'm not sure how to build the JS dist assets... |
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Comparing file extension case sensitively fails to detect images when they have a capital file extension (such as JPEG). This fixes that issue.
This tries to fix issue #451 .