taking a screenshot can solve some of this problem
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I just rename it to a ".JPG" file extension and that seems to work ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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Just use a proper Operating System and silly problems like that will go away.
Huh? I am pretty sure I didn't have any problem opening WebP files when I was still using Windows 10 (switched to Debian GNU/Linux btw).