Full Site Image Discovery
Scans the local website for eligible image files while excluding protected Omega engine, private data, log and managed-media areas so discovery remains focused on real site assets.
OMEGA IMAGE ENGINE PRO FEATURES · Pure HTML 2.0.1
Complete audited feature and capability reference for Omega Image Engine Pro Pure HTML 2.0.1, covering all meaningful customer-facing functions.
COMPLETE CAPABILITY REFERENCE
This reference describes the product capabilities exposed to customers and administrators. Internal helper methods are represented through the capability they implement rather than published as meaningless source-code function names.
Scans the local website for eligible image files while excluding protected Omega engine, private data, log and managed-media areas so discovery remains focused on real site assets.
Imports selected source images into /omega-media-library/ and maintains a managed record of originals, generated variants, dimensions, formats, usage and public URLs.
Allows images to be added through the authenticated dashboard as managed source assets rather than requiring manual file placement.
Processes selected managed sources locally with Imagick/ImageMagick where available and GD support when the host provides the required codecs.
Creates AVIF outputs when the active server image library supports AVIF encoding; unsupported capability is reported rather than treated as a successful conversion.
Creates WebP outputs when codec support exists, providing a broadly supported next-generation delivery format.
Generates configured responsive widths only where appropriate for the source geometry, avoiding meaningless upscale variants.
Builds AVIF/WebP/original delivery structures so the browser can select a supported format rather than relying on device sniffing.
Creates width-descriptor source candidates for browser-native responsive selection based on viewport, density and layout rules.
Tracks managed source identity, dimensions, format availability, generated variants and usage information in protected local data.
Scans site markup to identify where managed images are referenced and updates usage information used by management and safety workflows.
Explicitly rewrites eligible managed image markup only after creating a timestamped protected backup of HTML files that will change.
Separates discovery/conversion from final HTML application so the operator can review state before making production markup changes.
Groups candidate files efficiently and confirms exact duplicates with SHA-256 content hashing rather than filename similarity alone.
Presents confirmed duplicate groups before deletion so the operator can review what is protected and what is eligible.
Protects Omega originals/variants and site-referenced images from duplicate deletion candidacy.
Deletes only confirmed, unprotected duplicate candidates in controlled batches rather than performing broad destructive cleanup.
Reports configured base URL, writable paths and server-side image capabilities so AVIF/WebP support can be verified before processing.
Stores the production site Base URL and engine operating settings used to resolve local paths and public image URLs.
Includes ZIP-building/download support for generated output workflows when PHP ZipArchive is available.
First-run setup creates a dedicated Omega administrator using one-way password_hash() credentials instead of hosting-panel credentials.
Administrative actions require authenticated secure sessions and CSRF validation, with private/no-cache response headers and login throttling.
Operational state, backups and logs are maintained under protected engine directories with Apache/LiteSpeed access controls supplied.
Core discovery, conversion, registry, duplicate checking and responsive-delivery operations run on the customer server without a required cloud conversion API, telemetry service, CDN or third-party account.
AVIF/WebP availability depends on the server image editor and installed codecs. Responsive variants improve delivery options but do not guarantee a particular Lighthouse/Core Web Vitals score. HTML rewrite support is for eligible local markup; unusual templating/runtime-generated markup may require manual integration. Nginx does not process .htaccess and therefore requires equivalent server configuration for web-deny protections.
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