e621 created by unknown artist
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  • (I clicked the comment box inside the picture the first time c_c)

    That oughta take care of some of the "TOOBIGBAWWWW" comments

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  • It's all fine, but why would you waste bandwidth in the first place with a detail-lacking picture of 3500x2800 pixels?

    Cool pickles tho.

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  • SapperDragon said:
    It's all fine, but why would you waste bandwidth in the first place with a detail-lacking picture of 3500x2800 pixels?

    Cool pickles tho.

    The size is shown as 1420x1108 for me.

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  • LostCauselmao said:
    lol I always have to resize images that button is used more than my backspace lol

    Go to My Account -> "Settings -> Resize images

    "Resize Images
    If enabled, large images will always be resized to fit the screen."

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  • Stone_Rhino said:
    Go to My Account -> "Settings -> Resize images

    "Resize Images
    If enabled, large images will always be resized to fit the screen."

    This. ^^

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  • When I press it, it makes the image bigger. It seems to do the same thing as the "Full size" button. Am I doing something wrong? Even when I press it on this picture it gets bigger.

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  • cyka_blyat said:
    When I press it, it makes the image bigger. It seems to do the same thing as the "Full size" button. Am I doing something wrong? Even when I press it on this picture it gets bigger.

    If your logged into an account, images are resized to smaller by default. This can be changed in your settings.

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  • Pic too big? Buy bigger screen! Just kidding. But I really never ever use resizing. I prefer opening image in new tab, so I can manipulate easier (auto as wide as Your screen).

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  • Resize button is now a drop-down menu below the image, to the right of the <Favourite> and <Download> buttons, immediately below the image.

    - Fit (Horizontal) tries to scale the image down to the width of the browser.
    - Fit (Vertical) tries to scale the image down to the height of the browser.
    -> (Both of these "Fit" modes will only scale the image down, not up)
    - Original is the original, full-size version of the image. This may make the image huge, and you may need to scroll.
    - Sample (800 px) is the same version that you see on thumbnails for users, or what you see in a grid right after searching. It scales the image so that the largest dimension becomes 800.

    I hope this is helpful.

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