Option to disable anti-aliasing for images
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When there is a small image being displayed, it blurs it in an attempt to make it not look pixelated. When there is an image that small it is normally intended (it may be pixel-art for example) and does not look good anti-aliased. I would like a way to disable it.
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@thescorb0
Hi, can you a link to such a page and your OS, Vivaldi version, please?Cheers, mib
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@mib2berlin OS: Windows 10 and MacOS Monterey have been tested. Everything else will most likely be affected too.
Version: 5.0.2497.32 (64 Bit)
I do not know any websites that use images that small, I found it by setting a speed dial thumbnail. I also found that it happens when I right click on an image and go to open with>Vivaldi, which means that it is probably also on webpages.
This isn't just a problem with Vivaldi though. It is also on programs such as chrome, safari, and many (but not all) image viewers. I have attached a 16x16 pixel image for you to see what I am talking about.
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@thescorb0
I guess it is maybe a system or GPU setting influence antialiasing but not a browser setting. I search in the vivaldi://flags but cant find any setting about.
For example in the Nvidia settings you can change antialiasing for a application but
then the whole UI change not only images.
No idea what to do to solve this issue for you.Cheers, mib
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Used anti-aliasing method for images in Chromium/Vivaldi browsers depends on website's CSS value of
image-rendering.
https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/i/image-rendering/
