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I got the new Mozilla Firefox, how do I turn off bitmap smoothing when the html enlarges a bitmap from it's original size?

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dgill replied 12 years ago
dgill
dgill

Kind of a weird question? I do pixel art and need to view the pixels as original from the raster bitmap, but zoomed in. Thanks for you help! David Gill

Kind of a weird question? I do pixel art and need to view the pixels as original from the raster bitmap, but zoomed in. Thanks for you help! David Gill

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Safwan Rahman
Safwan Rahman
  • SUMO Warrior

I think, you can press Ctrl and + together to zoom in.

Or you can try to zoom by following

  1. Go to menu
  2. click on the +

Hope this solves

cor-el
cor-el
  • Moderator

Why isn't that image shown with its natural dimensions?

There is usually no need to scale images.

dgill
dgill Question owner

Thanks Safwan, but the same html file used in the older Firefox doesn't "smooth" the bitmap when it's size is changed by the html

dgill
dgill Question owner

Thanks Co-rel, to answer your question, the image isn't shown in its natural dimensions because I changed the width and height properties in the img flag in the html here's the code
IMG src="may3.gif" width=548 height=232

dgill
dgill Question owner

Here's a link to an image showing the smoothing that I mean...

http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c37/deetech/New-2.gif