Disable automatic image resizing in Firefox
Mac OS X, Tips & Tricks, Firefox
Tim Russell, the man behind the disabling favicon tip, sent us another good Firefox tidbit today: “The worst thing about Firefox is undoubtedly that any image larger than your browser size is automatically resized, which has the effect of distorting pictures and generally being annoying. For some reason, Firefox didn’t include the ability to turn this on and off in the standard preferences, but you can do it easily with the about:config dialog, as follows…”
Disable automatic image resizing in Firefox
- In the address bar, type
about:config - Type “resizing” in the search filter at the top
- Change browser.enable_automatic_image_resizing from true to false
- Restart Firefox
Thanks again Tim!
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Comments:
Comments: 2
Comment from hmills
Time: April 4, 2007, 3:02 pm
thanks, I have always hated this and never knew how to deal with it
Comment from Greg
Time: August 6, 2007, 11:00 pm
Thank you. I never knew why this wasn’t under normal content options in the first place. Do we have to start watching you now, too, FireFox?
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