Image Autosizer Image Autosizer

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Version: 3.4
Last Update: 2017-02-03

User Reviews


avatar Strenkor En'Triel
2020-02-15

I am wondering why this functionality is not a default for the browser :)

avatar itisme itis
2019-11-26

Didn't work for me.

avatar Brice Vandemoortele
2019-05-26

finally!

avatar Al ex
2018-03-02

Great extension! Best in it's class

avatar Robbie
2017-04-25

Works great, but it doesn't work on Imgur .gifv files

avatar Popeye N
2017-03-14

Just what i was loooking for.
1. default is fit to window width
2. click is original size
3. double click is fit to window

avatar Karl Piper
2017-03-13

I could absolutely not figure out how to get the click/doubleclick functionality to work properly. After toggling the image sizing a few times, it becomes unresponsive to my clicks, and only spamming/random clicking will get it to switch again.

The rest of the settings are great, and if this issue didn't affect me I'd rate 5/5. Definitely worth trying, hope it works for others!

avatar Ronnie Yeung
2017-03-03

There is a bug where all images align to the left no matter how I config.

See the link below:
http://imgur.com/a/Wq9tv

4/3 updated: seems being fixed !

avatar Thomas Lupex
2017-02-24

Would be five stars, but am running into a very annoying bug. Clicking on the image no longer zooms it in or out, and is only fixed upon a restart of Chrome. Is this a memory issue?

avatar Petre Ikonomov
2017-02-07

I can't imagine using Chrome without this plugin, but I wish it had an additional setting to have "Original" inside the settings ignore Chrome's global zoom % (the Web content Page zoom % inside Chrome settings). Currently left single click and small images zoom an image to whatever Chrome's global zoom is. This way we can have image detail and sharpness preserved when viewing an image, simmilar to the way all photo vieweing software works, and at the same time allow the browser to scale web content as normal for easier reading. A single option to have the extension subtract the global zoom % from an image scaling.

Edit: It looks like in the new version smaller images are centered both vertically and horizontally. Thank you so much for the update!

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