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Ok but, what if some people want to preserve the original resolution?
I'm gonna list all alternatives I can think of:
Warn: The website shows a warning if the image exceeds a size threshold, and suggests the user to resize it themselves using some image-editor
Cap (absolute): The size gets clamped to a hardcoded value, preferably 480p (720p is overrated)
Fraction (relative): The image gets scaled proportional to its size, preferably 50% (I guess?)
All 3 alternatives have 2 possible sub-alternatives (total: 6), because the website may show a checkbox to disable the feature. Cap & Fraction could offer an "ultra-low quality mode", that either caps the size at 144p or 12.5%, respectively
Noticed that some people try to fry images from their phone camera (why..?), which (being like 5000x5000 px) take AGES to fry.
Not a good look.
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