Reddit App Blurred Thumbnails

Are You Sure You Want To Tell Everyone That Your Content Is Being Blurred?

I understand that, but then why have blur layers - and is it the one reason not to set a percentage based scale? Also Reddit doesn't seem to give me anything when I press shift + arrow (it's just a blank space where the thumbnail should be) -> copy. Any ideas?

Are there any errors in your screenshot? Maybe you are copying wrong? Give an example if possible and let us know what happened. Or alternatively, take a screen shot with File → Paste.

yeah I realized after my post, as soon as I started working on another item while waiting for this picture; forgot about it entirely! Thanks for pointing out though! :) And no errors on either side of how it appears to copy. "/copy" also works as expected. Looks like the setting you want just only applied once per URL path? Would there still need to be a percentage? Thanks so much for the help =D!

I don't think your question really applies here since every web browser supports different image sizes. What do you mean specifically by "one gets used before the other"? For instance, can you see all thumbnails on each website immediately, some "far down", or differently coloured bars? If yes, what particular layout do they use? Do they highlight adjacent images? In short: what does the scrolling look like? Can you click on anything at all to look at pages?

No absolutely nothing happens to begin with, no scrollback, no nothing... I'm pretty sure it's odd and strange and probably needs some explanation. It seems the amount could always be raised through chrome://flags, maybe as low as 100%, and others would work fine. I've tested thumbnails with FF, IE, Chrome etc, totally agree with you, lots of colours.

Do you get a response when disabling the default option for "Always show thumbnails" in Reddittopics' Settings Menu > User Account Settings > Show Thumbnail? Just curious because people complain frequently about such "blocked-down" pictures appearing in multiple threads at a time -- from those who comment in each thread.

oh yeahhhhhh now I remember. Sorry! But unfortunately it has already been rolled back. No changes were made that we spotted...