Open BobKnip opened 4 years ago
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@BobKnip Please add some information about the connected Rocket.Chat server, as it seems to be a general accessibility issue in the web client too.
Hi @BobKnip , I would love to take on this issue and contribute to the project. Could you please assign it to me if it's available? Looking forward to your response. Thanks!
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My Setup
Operating System: Windows 10
App Version: Rocket.Chat 2.17.11
Installation type: EXE
[X] I have tested with the latest version
[X] I can simulate the issue easily
Description
When clicking on an image in a chat, it opens, but is blurry. This often makes text (very) difficult to read. Today I finally found out that the image is only blurry when I have zoomed the interface/text (either zoomed in or out). It is sharp when zoom is neutral. However, I need a custom interface/text zoom level (which is thankfully remembered between sessions).
Current Behavior
When clicking on an image in a chat, it opens, but is blurry. This only seems to be the case when interface/text is zoomed in or out (i.e. not neutral/reset).
Expected Behavior
I expect the an image to be shown without scaling, regardless of / independent from the current interface/text zoom level. Possible exception: scale down large image that would otherwise not fit on screen. Possibly allow zooming in/out an opened image, independent from the interface/text zoom (per viewing, and/or as remembered setting between sessions).
BTW: The current shortcut for "Zoom in" is "Ctrl + Shift + =". That is fine, but please also support the shortcut without Shift. That is very widely adopted behavior. Otherwise at least add shortcut "Ctrl + Shift + -" for "Zoom out". It is very un-intuitive to have to press and release Shift while looking for the best zoom level.