Enable Image Resizing in Opera

By | September 14, 2010 | 9 Comments

Enable Image Resizing in Opera

If you ever wanted to have an Internet Explorer like functionality in Opera, here is how:

Open high resolution image (sample)
Click on “Fit to Width” icon (can be found under “View”, in the bottom right corner)
Done.

Thanks to Rafael Luik for tip.


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  • nobody

    hmm..
     
    i always thought that IE/ff image autoscalling made sure, that entire image is not cropped.
     
    enabling ‘fit to width’ for a tall image will not prevent it from being cropped from the bottom
     
    so this is not the same functionality, rather a poor’s man version of it

  • max1c

    O_o Why ? Hold ctrl scroll mouse wheel  o_O

    • http://my.opera.com/rafaelluik Rafael

      Sometimes the image is too big.

  • http://opera.com daddylo

    yeah ,  I am not happy with my monitor size.
     
    btw anybody know how I make Opera default browser on Ubuntu 10.04 ?
    I am new to Ubuntu  ( my 3 rd day of using Ubuntu , I made  network buffer size 128 and now it can handle me opening heavy sites , default is 64 in Ubuntu and in Vista is 128 ) ,I am wondering why , any ideas for this reason ? )
    so guide me through step by step please ..
     
    daddylo.

    • Armin

      System -> Preferences -> Preferred Applications. You should figure it out from there. :-)

  • Daniel Hendrycks

    I think Opera may not have this feature because it is bad about resizing.
    E.g. http://xiphmont.livejournal.com/48495.html (resized from 512×512)
    Filed a month or so ago.

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