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Rotate and Zoom Image by Andrej

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Review by redbeard shitlord
by redbeard shitlord, 2 years ago
Doesn't work for me on any image I have found. can you link me an image where it does work? or otherwise is there something about my specific system or browser configuration that could be messing it up?
56 reviews
  • by Seroko, 3 months ago
  • by Ann Smith, 8 months ago
    Simple and easy to use
  • by Pro Win, 10 months ago
  • by wavingdragon, a year ago
  • by Ellis, a year ago
  • by ghost986, a year ago
  • by Chris, a year ago
    it rotates and centers the image, that the way it should be (in opposite to other add-ons ;-)). one funny thing is: if you rezise the picture with another add-on and then rotate it with this add-on the picture "runs" out of the window *lol* try it, its funny
  • by Firefox user 14130163, a year ago
  • by Golden, a year ago
    It's a nice and quick image resizer, which is good for when you wanna change the size of images without zooming the entire page.
    I only have one suggestion to make, which is a "Downscale to 67%" option, as that is the value that appears to give images 1 to 1 pixel scaling on 1440p displays, which can occasionally be what gives images the sharpest appearance.
    In addition to this, maybe an option for webpages to load all images at a certain zoom level by default could be useful for a similar reason.
  • by Firefox user 17773619, 2 years ago
    Seems to work fine. i'm running Fedora Linux (36) and needed to reed the article number and even when i downloaded the picture it saved it as sum kind of web thing so that was no help. But this add-on helped. Thanks for making it. Kind regards.
  • by lefes, 2 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 12474171, 3 years ago
    elegant and effective
  • by Daniel_M, 3 years ago
    Does its job perfectly. It will save me a lot of time in the future. Thanks for creating it!
  • by TheDuke, 3 years ago
    it`s really so good app♥ that help
  • by fanavary, 3 years ago
    Surprisingly works fine , but I specifically looking if it can zoom in the CAPCHA images
  • by daviddoc, 3 years ago
    Works as promised. Would like it even more if you didn't have to right click, but works well as is.
  • by tweeter, 3 years ago
  • by thebudman420, 3 years ago
    Can you remove the extra rotate 180. It's redundant and does the same thing as the other. We only need rotate 180 and no left or right.

    Edit: Thanks for removing the extra rotate 180. Looks cleaner.

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Thank you for the feedback. Some other users have raised the same issue. The latest version, 2.0, has consolidated these two options into one. If the add-on has not updated itself you may have to remove and re-add.

    If you have any further issues you can contact us via the Issues page on our GitHub. Visit the Homepage link in the More Information section of the Rotate and Zoom Image add-on page.
  • by trevally, 3 years ago
    As in other extensions, if you rotate a big image, you can't see all of the rotated image because its rotation is anchored in the center

    Developer response

    posted 3 years ago
    Thank you for your feedback and review!

    We recently released a new version, 1.6, that I believe addresses this issue. Specifically, if the zoomed or rotated image pushes past the top or left edges of the screen, the add-on will translate the image down/right to make the top left corner visible. From there you can use the browser scroll bars to pan right/down and view the entire image.

    You may have to force an update by removing and re-adding the add-on.

    If you have any further issues you can contact us via the Issues page on our GitHub. Visit the Homepage link in the More Information section of the Rotate and Zoom Image add-on page.
  • by addon_bob, 3 years ago
    It zooms the image in the background, behind text and other screen elements. This makes it not helpful.
  • by Phoinx, 3 years ago