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Daniel L. Bateman
I've noticed that browsers like IE6 do an auto-scaling thing to make
images larger than their browser window fit inside the browser window.
Of course it's a quick-and-dirty resize rather than a resample, so it
doesn't look very good. My gut feeling is that many people don't
realize their browser does that for them and will simply conclude that
the IE scaled images are poor quality.
Is there any standard or non-standard way to override this behavior
and request that the browser display the image at a 1:1 pixel ratio?
-Dan
images larger than their browser window fit inside the browser window.
Of course it's a quick-and-dirty resize rather than a resample, so it
doesn't look very good. My gut feeling is that many people don't
realize their browser does that for them and will simply conclude that
the IE scaled images are poor quality.
Is there any standard or non-standard way to override this behavior
and request that the browser display the image at a 1:1 pixel ratio?
-Dan