I would like the graph images in the Historic Data Report to be in PNG format.

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User story

As a PRTG user, I want to use PNG format files for the graph images displayed on the HTML web page of Historic Data Report.

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If SVG format is used, the appearance will change depending on the font environment and language settings of the browser or viewer displaying the HTML web page. We want to save the graphs of Historic Data Report in a format that does not depend on the environment, so please allow us to choose between SVG and PNG when creating the HTML.

Acceptance criteria

Criterion #1 : Allow users to choose between SVG and PNG when creating HTML web pages.

Criterion #2 : Allow users to set the file format of images used in HTML web pages.

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I would like the graph images in the Historic Data Report to be in PNG format.

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