This looks like an very large image (6697728: 2584 × 2592 pixels; 64 MB) in a format that Firefox doesn't support. Does this image show in other browsers? It does show in GIMP.

Try this link instead for a format that works:

• https://images.gutefrage.net/media/fragen/bilder/blaubeeren--weisser-pelz--schimmel/0_big.jpg?v=1544201727572

hmmm... interesting theory... but: when i download it with wget and convert it to png with gimp then i can view it in firefox (that png)... why does firefox like big pngs but not big jpegs? i think firefox has a problem with that jpeg standard: "JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.01" (according to file)...

can firefox use an up to date jpeg decoder? or would that be a security risk? or is it something legal?

thx.

-arne

Tried the link in firefox, chrome, IE12. The image is a unsupported format or improperly formatted for web usage. You should contact the WebMaster and inform them of the problem viewing it.

hmmm... interesting theory... but: when gimp understands JFIF1.01... ...why does firefox not? do we need to wait for formal verification of that JFIF1.01 decoder? lol -arne

I seems to be a progressive JPG image with a SOF10 header.

1. SOI
2. APP0
3. COM
4. DQT
5. DQT
6. SOF10 (AC progressive DCT)
7. 0xcc
8. SOS
9. 0xcc
10. SOS
11. 0xcc
12. SOS
13. 0xcc
14. SOS
15. 0xcc
16. SOS
17. 0xcc
18. SOS
19. SOS
20. 0xcc
21. SOS
22. 0xcc
23. SOS
24. 0xcc
25. SOS
26. EOI

ok... r they somehow too dangerous to decode? or just too new? or too obsolete? :) -arne

it is an old bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=680385

seems like it wont b fixed so soon...