Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Repro steps:
Set your preferences to zoom out oversize images (can't find it in Preferences,
is it always on? I recall it used to be an option).
Navigate to an image which is larger than your current window. Your cursor
should display as a magnifying glass with a plus sign inside, indicating that
clicking on the image would zoom it to 100%.
Instead, right-click on the image, and pick "Properties".
Actual result:
The "Width" and "Height" properties are those of the zoomed-out image you see
on your screen, not the actual image's properties.
For comparison, zooming in and selecting Properties again displays the image's
real properties.
Expected result:
I would have expected the image's native dimensions. That would be consistent
with the file size field, which shows the size of the actual image data, not
whatever the zoomed-out image turns out as in memory (at least the byte count
is identical to that in the downloaded image file, for one I tried).
** Affects: firefox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Image properties shows displayed width and height, not image's actual properties
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/121324
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