[Locked] FAKKU Café v5.3
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luinthoron
High Priest of Loli
Kiba Eve Fumihiro wrote...
Luin~! What is she doing~!? Is she hiding some shame~! D:Spoiler:
No idea...
And I wonder how your pics manage to do this - it's upside down here, but if I open the pic itself in a new tab, it's not...
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luinthoron wrote...
Kiba Eve Fumihiro wrote...
Luin~! What is she doing~!? Is she hiding some shame~! D:Spoiler:
No idea...
And I wonder how your pics manage to do this - it's upside down here, but if I open the pic itself in a new tab, it's not...
I take pics usually from the ipad. Dont worry. Its not you it'll be upside down if I log into my pc too~>_<;; darn apple
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luinthoron
High Priest of Loli
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.
edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page. Your iPad probably always rotates it to the correct direction despite saving it the wrong way when you take it.
edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page. Your iPad probably always rotates it to the correct direction despite saving it the wrong way when you take it.
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Taz_9000
Cafe Regular
luinthoron wrote...
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page.
same happens in chrome, but not surprise as firefox now uses Chromium
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luinthoron
High Priest of Loli
Taz_9000 wrote...
luinthoron wrote...
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page.
same happens in chrome, but not surprise as firefox now uses Chromium
Not really a problem with them as much as with the iBad saving the image upside down, though.
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luinthoron wrote...
Taz_9000 wrote...
luinthoron wrote...
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page.
same happens in chrome, but not surprise as firefox now uses Chromium
Not really a problem with them as much as with the iBad saving the image upside down, though.
Ipad is stupid then. It always auto adjusts. But I guess there's really only "one way" humph
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Taz_9000
Cafe Regular
luinthoron wrote...
Taz_9000 wrote...
luinthoron wrote...
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page.
same happens in chrome, but not surprise as firefox now uses Chromium
Not really a problem with them as much as with the iBad saving the image upside down, though.
it is apple, but with ipad and phones have gyroscope to detect which it is being held all it takes is 1 degree to change the gyroscope so you end up with images upside down, landscape.
plus meant about opening in new tab and the browser changing the image so it shows it the right way round.
Dr Shaneman wrote...
Chromium?the coding for chrome, when google made chrome they made the code open source so other people can make their own browser using chrome as a template.
firefox and opera now use chrome coding and are a Chromium browser.
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Data Zero
Valkyrie Forces CO
Taz_9000 wrote...
luinthoron wrote...
Taz_9000 wrote...
luinthoron wrote...
Still, I can see no sane explanation for why it would do so... It's just a normal image file, so it should show up the same way in either case.edit: I think I may have figured it out. Opening it with GIMP gives me a message saying that according to its EXIF data the image is rotated. I assume Firefox automatically rotates it when it opens it as a separate file, but keeps the original rotated direction when it's used on a page.
same happens in chrome, but not surprise as firefox now uses Chromium
Not really a problem with them as much as with the iBad saving the image upside down, though.
it is apple, but with ipad and phones have gyroscope to detect which it is being held all it takes is 1 degree to change the gyroscope so you end up with images upside down, landscape.
plus meant about opening in new tab and the browser changing the image so it shows it the right way round.
In other words, Ipad has no deadzone? Or is small as hell.
*edit*
Man the text before edit was utter crap
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Taz_9000 wrote...
the coding for chrome, when google made chrome they made the code open source so other people can make their own browser using chrome as a template.firefox and opera now use chrome coding and are a Chromium browser.
Sounds like a drug lol
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Data Zero
Valkyrie Forces CO
Dr Shaneman wrote...
Taz_9000 wrote...
the coding for chrome, when google made chrome they made the code open source so other people can make their own browser using chrome as a template.firefox and opera now use chrome coding and are a Chromium browser.
Sounds like a drug lol
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Data Zero wrote...
Dr Shaneman wrote...
Taz_9000 wrote...
the coding for chrome, when google made chrome they made the code open source so other people can make their own browser using chrome as a template.firefox and opera now use chrome coding and are a Chromium browser.
Sounds like a drug lol
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There we go.
