Compress image takes a lot of time in mobiles, solve without losing the orientation

[Heshade]

That solves the time issue, but you are not able to display the image correctly orientated, is it possible to reduce the time without losing the orientation?

Originally posted by @Heshade in #56 (comment)

[georaldc]

You have to preserve image metadata before using compressorjs, then re-attach the exif data back after compressjs does its thing (you could use something like http://www.perry.cz/files/ExifRestorer.js to achieve this). This way, you can let your consuming web server handle file rotation instead of javascript.

[bchr02]

I wonder if the example here would help: https://stackoverflow.com/a/44849182

EXIF is stored in the beginning part of a file so the following text on the readme If the size of target image is too large (e.g., greater than 10 MB), you should disable this option to avoid out-of-memory crash. doesn't make sense to me if implemented properly.