Ed Mullen pounded out :
Evan Davidson pounded out :
Ed Mullen wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher pounded out :
Trane Francks wrote:
On 8/26/14 10:47 AM, Ed Mullen wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher pounded out :
BIll Spikowski wrote:
Ed Mullen wrote:
Someone mentioned in the Thunderbird group that TB fits large
images
to the viewport in an email like SeaMonkey's browser does. Doesn't
seem to work for emails in SM. I used about:config in both SM
and TB
to check for "zoom" and the settings are almost identical. But no
image-fitting in SM mail.
Any thoughts?
Have you tried:
Edit | Preferences | Appearance | Content | "resize large images to
fit
in the browser window"
You can also click an oversize image once to fit it to the window,
just
as you can in the browser. You can set a global policy as BIll
suggests,
or just do it once in a while on the fly. Up to you.
1. Yes, my prefs are set to resize in the browser pref
2. No, it has no effect in mail/news
Have you tested it? I have. It has no effect in Mail/News.
That's why I asked the question in the first place.
It definitely works for me. I just tested with 2.26.1 with View |
Display Attachments Inline enabled. They resize to the view port by
default. If I click on the image, it is then displayed in original
size.
Works a charm here.
Does it also work for you when the image is part of an HTML message,
not
an attachment?
I tested again. It works when the image is an attachment but not when
it is inline. When inline I also do not get the zoom cursor.
I don't use Thunderbird and sometime in the past I started using Image
Zoom for Seamonkey mail -- maybe for the problem you're seeing. You can
check it out at:
http://imagezoom.yellowgorilla.net/
When I checked recently, Image Zoom did shrink a see-able image in the
mail view-space that exceeded the vertical window dimension. When it was
done, the image fit in both dimensions.
Well, before I check that out, the question seems to be inline vs.
attachment. How's that work for you in SM?
Thanks, Evan! Works great!
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Ed Mullen
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