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Poor Graphics -Low Res

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wlepley
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When using websites such as Facebook with the latest mobile browser as of (8/2014) , image resolution is poor compared to other browsers. Only after I click on an image does Firefox show it in high resolution. Is there some way to change the default? I don't care if it's slower.

When using websites such as Facebook with the latest mobile browser as of (8/2014) , image resolution is poor compared to other browsers. Only after I click on an image does Firefox show it in high resolution. Is there some way to change the default? I don't care if it's slower.

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wlepley
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I have confirmed this on my Samsung Note 2 and Note 3 as well as an HTC model. Pictures are poorly rendered in Firefox compared with Stock Browser (Custom Chrome), Chrome, and UC Browser. No apparent settings are available to change this. Does anyone know of a custom configuration or fix? I am rooted.

philipp
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hello wlepley, can you provide a sample url where this is reproducible and comparisons screenshots? this would be very helpful in assessing the problem, thank you!