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Automatically adjusting image size in Safari?
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You know the stuff MS has, if the image is bigger than the actual browser window it adjusts itself, and i would have to click on it to get the original size.
Is this possible in Safari?
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No. I don't know if it would be possible with a plugin but I'm not aware of any. Firefox has this feature though.
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The QuickTime plugin scales images. It might be possible to set it as the file handler for images.
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not exactly what you're looking for but safari stand lets you scale images by simply pressing the minus/plus keys (-/+), no need to hold shift while pressing those keys either. you can scale larger or smaller, this plug-in is also free. it does a few other quite useful things as well
look for it on macupdate.com
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i looked and i looked, but didnt find :/ any idea of what the name was, cryer?
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