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Low quality images and emoticons on FB

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kuba.kamel
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Hello.

I have a little problem with my Firefox on Android. The images (probably on Facebook only IMO) are average quality. On the other browsers, everything is ok. I was checked the settings, options etc, but i dont found the solutions. Especially you can see it on the emoticons on Facebook, or miniatures of profile pictures Facebook users. Look on the attachments. First screenshot is from opera, second from Firefox.

Sorry for my english. Greetings from Poland

Hello. I have a little problem with my Firefox on Android. The images (probably on Facebook only IMO) are average quality. On the other browsers, everything is ok. I was checked the settings, options etc, but i dont found the solutions. Especially you can see it on the emoticons on Facebook, or miniatures of profile pictures Facebook users. Look on the attachments. First screenshot is from opera, second from Firefox. Sorry for my english. Greetings from Poland
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Hi Kuba

Greetings from the UK!

This is not an issue with Firefox for Android, but is due to the way that Facebook provides images - they provide lower quality images to Firefox than they would for other browsers.

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Paul
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Hi Kuba

Greetings from the UK!

This is not an issue with Firefox for Android, but is due to the way that Facebook provides images - they provide lower quality images to Firefox than they would for other browsers.