Image Autosizer
Customize how images are displayed and controlled within your browser.
What is Image Autosizer?
Image Autosizer is a robust Chrome extension providing enhanced control over image files displayed in the browser. With features like various sizing modes, smooth panning, and background customization options, it offers a more comfortable and personalized browsing experience. The extension was first developed for Opera and now provides Chrome users with the same extra features missing in their default image viewing capabilities.
Stats
By:
k-mouse
Users:
4,000+
Rating:
4.13
(60)
Creation date:
2017-02-03
Risk impact:
Moderate risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version:
2
Permissions:
Size:
42.63K
URLs:
Website
Stats date:
Chrome-Stats Rank
#
13983
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Summary
Image Autosizer provides control over how image files are displayed in the browser window.
Features:
- Several display modes, changing how the image scales to the window
- Smooth/inertial panning
- Custom background color
- Optional checkerboard-background
- Option to close image on long mouse press
Usage:
- First, open up an image file
- Click image to toggle the size
- Double click to fill image to window
- Press 'c' to temporarily change background color
User reviews
User reviews summary
Pros
- Customizable options for single and double-clicking
- Fixes an issue with Chrome not automatically resizing large images
- Easy to use and makes browsing images more comfortable
Cons
- Buggy zoom options
- Info box disappears too quickly
- Doesn't work on some websites like Imgur .gifv files
Most mentioned
- Fixes an issue with Chrome not automatically resizing large images
- Customizable options for single and double-clicking
- Buggy zoom options
Recent reviews
finally!
I've used Firefox for decades. I like the fact that within moments, in Firefox, you can go into about:config and set browser.enable_automatic_image_resizing to false.
Problem solved.
This is the best I have found for Chrome based browsers but it's still not as good as the way Firefox handles large images.
A huge issue is that unlike in Firefox where I can click on an image and drag it to my desktop, this extension actually prevents me from doing that and I have to turn it off.
People were asking for this functionality in a locked and ignored request to the Chrome forum over ten years ago but Google have become very "Take it or Leave it" arrogant over the last few years. This is just one of the reasons why Chrome based browsers will never replace Firefox as my primary browser.
This should be chrome's default.
WARNING TO OTHER USERS:
this extension features a potential epilepsy inducing smiley face in the settings for no reason whatsoever.
Safety
Risk impact
Image Autosizer may not be safe to use and it requires some risky permissions. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing.
Risk likelihood
Image Autosizer has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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