test site:
https://www.allmart.ca/store/
It might be that Chrome's being more picky than Firefox about all those <script></script> and <style></style> elements sprinkled through the header and the slideshow.
The HTML validator (https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=htt....ca%2Fstore%2F) has a bunch of 'bad' things to say!
You might take a look at https://optipic.io/en/webp/zencart/
Suppoasedly, you can keep your png, gif, jpg for those browsers that do not play well with webp but the connection will present the image in webp if the browser is compatible.
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Inspecting a .webp image in Chrome dev tools shows a mixture of back and forward slashes in the src path. It seems that Firefox does a better job at resolving this mixture than the other two browsers.
They should all be forward slashes, I suspect this is the way in which they were added to the slider, possibly by copying the relative path from Notepad or such like. I haven't seen the other instances of .webp images throughout the site but hopefully the same is happening there.HTML Code:https://www.allmart.ca/store/images\banners\Toronto.webp
Simon
Ok, I think I know the why. Visiting this image in chrome, dev tools shows it as having a type of 'document', it should be 'webp'
HTML Code:https://www.allmart.ca/store/images/banners/PRIME-Header.webp
So you can rule out the slider plugin. I don't have the answer though, possibly server or .htaccess related.
Simon
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