Website http://kmart.com does not display all images. Page displays normally in firefox. Images missing in epiphany, surf-2 and minibrowser.
It's sending JPEG 2000 images, probably because it thinks we are Safari. We'll never support that. Options: (a) Wait for Safari to remove support for JPEG 2000, in bug #178758. (b) Contact customer support and ask them to fix their site. (c) See if a user agent quirk would work (likely) If this was an important website, I would go with (c), but it's kmart, so I think I'll leave it WONTFIX. Sad that Safari's continued support of JPEG 2000 seems to be a real web compat issue for us. The proper solution is to fix bug #178758, which will break the site in Safari; then Kmart will hopefully notice.
We could probably try a Chromium UA quirk here, but I don't care to test it myself. Patches welcome, I guess....
(In reply to Michael Catanzaro from comment #2) > We could probably try a Chromium UA quirk here, but I don't care to test it > myself. I tested a Chromium quirk today because I had to check something else. It didn't work. (We already have an identical quirk to stop washingtonpost.com from sending JPEG 2000 images, and it did work there.) The Accept header that we're sending is: Accept: image/png,image/svg+xml,image/*;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5
It looks like this was fixed by kmart.com.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 186272 ***