The RubeTube

Life's a cube.  Solve it.


March 08, 2007
The first edition of TechBits comes courtesy of Lifehacker. You know how Firefox resizes images to fit in the browser window when they're too large for it? Personally, I find that annoying, and if you don't like how Firefox behaves, here's how you can disable that feature:

  1. Open a new tab (Ctrl+T) in Firefox. Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
  2. In the "Filter" text box, start typing browser.enable_automatic_image resizing. You don't need to type the whole thing; you just need to make the setting appear in the list below.
  3. Double click on the browser.enable_automatic_image resizing entry in the list and the value should change to false.
  4. You're done!
Don't worry, you can still shrink or expand the image by clicking on it, but by changing the above setting to false, it doesn't shrink large images by default anymore.

Labels: , , ,

1 Responses to “TechBit #1: Stop resizing large images in Firefox”

  1. # Anonymous Anonymous

    Thanks! I'm pretty sure this used to be an option in firefox, though I may just be imagining it. I've been looking for a way to fix this for a while!  

Post a Comment

About me



Mark Punzalan
a.k.a. "Punzki"
Location: Redmond, WA
Occupation: Softie

Current tag-line:
I'm alive!
Now reading:
The Bible (really!)
Latest obsession:
NBA playoffs (via streaming)

Around the web:
punzki @ punzki.com
punzki @ Blogger
punzki @ del.icio.us
punzki @ LinkedIn
punzki @ Friendster
punzki @ Bloglines
punzki @ YouTube
punzki @ Multiply

Email me: punzki@gmail.com

Search

RSS feed



What is RSS?

AdSense


Et cetera




Locations of visitors to this page


Pinoy Top Blogs
Fantasy Sports Live!
Firefox 2

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Powered by Blogger
and Blogger Templates