I recently came across https://www.drupal.org/project/file_upload_secure_validator
This is a very simple and small module which performs a server side validation for the extension of an uploaded file of any content type's file field. Default drupal 7 file validation is performed by
file_validate_extensions()which only relies on the file name extension.'File Upload Secure Validator' uses the php library
fileinfoand is dependent on that. Therefore the server hosting the drupal instance should have this library enabled. Through this php lib we can perform a more secure and reliable check on the file's mime type and compare that to the allowed file extensions, as these are set by the admin within the content type's field settings.This module is useful when we need to enforce a maximum security mime type detection.
Dependencies The module depends on the php library
fileinfo. Please make sure this library is present and enabled on the server.Installation Install module like usual. No special installation considerations
Configuration No configuration options. After enabling the module, it will perform an alternative server side extension validation on every uploaded file of every content type file field.
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For images that aren't already in WebP, converting them before uploading can be a simple workaround. An online WebP converter is one option for quickly converting JPG and PNG files.
WebP
It may be worth testing with the default admin theme to see if Gin is causing the image import issue.
Small problem with multi import files images.
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