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Reviews for Ultrawidify

Ultrawidify by Tamius Han

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  • by alko89, 5 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 15067940, 5 years ago
    This is the best smart ultrawide extension you can get. Most other either you have to keep toggle on and off depends on the content aspect ratio. This one is automatically detect the content and fit the content to your screen ratio. WOW
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  • by Firefox user 14496309, 6 years ago
    it do not streaching the image automaticaly on youtube??, so you have to click evrey time on video stetting/ streaching/ basic??, when u run another videoclip you have to click again to work. Can u add the function to automaticaly streach image?? (on function ''site checking youtube'' i have ticked streach based but this fuction doest work but is doesnt work cause i have to click evrey time on video stetting/ streaching/ basic)
  • by ramsalemix, 6 years ago
    Great extension for Ultrawide(21:9) users.
    The only problem I have is with the stretching mode
    Even if I set in Extention Settings
    Enable this extention: Always
    Default stretching mode: Basic
    I even set in Site Settings
    Default stretching mode: Basic
    I am watching full screen video in youtube and its not stretched so I need to exit full screen click Ultrawidify video settings and click on basic and only then enter full screen again and it stretched, so even though its experimental it works but exhausting since its not automatic and there is no keyboard shortcuts for stretch mode.
  • by Carpenter, 6 years ago
    A must have extension for 21:9 users, it's not perfect, but better than anything else.
  • by Abstruse, 6 years ago
  • by Heinz, 6 years ago
    I tested a couple of ultrawide video extensions on the Firefox Add-ons site, and this one is clearly superior.
    One feature I miss is an on/off toggle (by keypress), or an option to rebind the shortcut keys.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    The option to rebind the keyboard shortcuts is definitely one of the things that I'm planning to add at some point, the problem is that something more pressing always comes in the way.

    On/off toggle is a good idea, actually, but I'll have to think about it. (toggling and three states don't always mix too well).
  • by hoidraar, 7 years ago
    Does its job. Minor complaint: upscaling artifacts are quite noticeable, maybe give an option to play with various blur options?
  • by Firefox user 14018284, 7 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 13936564, 7 years ago
    This extension works to solve the ultrawide issues I have on my computer.
  • by Firefox user 14087255, 7 years ago
    fantastic support for ultra wide problems. thank you
  • by Firefox user 14066509, 7 years ago
    Okay really good extenstion that works well but I have 2 suggestions:

    1. Change the default keybinds from the single to a ctrl+alt+. This is necessary to avoid unwanted aspect ratio changes while typing in streams chat.

    2. Add more popular aspect ratios like 2.37:1 that most ultrawide monitor (and films) use. Most are imporperly called 21:9 but in reality is not 21:9. Even better give us the chance to add custom aspect ratios.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    1. The extension actually shouldn't apply aspect ratio when you're typing in a text field in the first place. That seems to be a bug. Nice to know.

    2. 21:9 option already uses 2.35:1 (might even be 2:39:1) internally (since most 21:9 videos use that ratio). Custom aspect ratios are on the menu (popular request), but they are not the biggest priority -- the next features to hit would be stretching, zooming (maybe) and improvements to autodetection (which often stops working when watching two videos back-to-back).