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Here is a screenshot of the google home page. You can see that the google logo in Opera is very smooth and in firefox it is jagged. It has been like that since I can remember, just now got around to testing it in other browsers. Also, when using Firefox, the logo will go back to smooth if I drag it somewhere.
Any idea why this is happening?
kind of hard to see in the pics so here is a link to a larger pic: Browser difference
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Are you using a firefox plugin that magnifies the screen such as NoSquint?
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possible libjpeg problem?
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problem fixed,
Turned out to be operator error. No magnifier plugin, but the Firefox was zoomed in one level. i don't remember ever using the zoom feature on FF. I looked at that jagged logo for about a year.
No wonder no-one else posted anything about this.
Thanks for the help guys
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Wow poor thing, surfing the web at zoom level one for a whole year. Glad you have it fixed.
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lol that's ridicilous
Why does firefox remember the zoom level ?
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lol that's ridicilous
Why does firefox remember the zoom level ?
Accessibility I think. If you really need to use your browser with zoom, it's really uncomfortable to change settings every time you open your browser.
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problem fixed,
Turned out to be operator error. No magnifier plugin, but the Firefox was zoomed in one level. i don't remember ever using the zoom feature on FF. I looked at that jagged logo for about a year.
No wonder no-one else posted anything about this.
Thanks for the help guys
lol, done that before too.
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