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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (4746)9/20/2023 6:53:48 PM
From: SI Dmitry (code monkey)6 Recommendations

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Dear Sun Tzu:

I have duplicated your issue.

I looked at our source code. If the image is more than 1367 pixels in height or width, the code resizes the image to a maximum height or width of 960 pixels.

This is some really old PHP code (which also generates an incredibly small thumbnail). All of this code needs to be replaced, preferably eventually by something other than PHP. The height & width restrictions are very outdated; my monitor is 2560x1440. The limitation should really be based upon file size, not image dimensions, especially considering that image compression has come a long way, and that our site's javascript code automatically resizes the image to fit the browser window now (a change I made).

I will look to make an update to address this soon. Thanks for your patience and pointing this out.

Regards,

@Dima
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