Help how to change Firefox's Image view back to old style?

[puma99dk|]

hi, i am using Nightly 12.0a1 and after the newest update recently the image viewing in it has changed to this:

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/attac ... 1324410815

is there a way i can change it back to it's old style, i like that better than this new style, so i need some help plz ^^

[pal-moz]

no way now.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=376997

and please resize your image, it's too wide on this forum.

[malliz]

Well Daniel Glazman thinks it's a bad move anyway
http://www.glazman.org/weblog/dotclear/ ... background

[rob64rock]

hi, i am using Nightly 12.0a1 and after the newest update recently the image viewing in it has changed to this:

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/attac ... 1324410815

is there a way i can change it back to it's old style, i like that better than this new style, so i need some help plz ^^

Posted your request here also:
http://forum.userstyles.org/discussion/29558/need-userstyle-or-userscript-to-change-firefoxs-nightly12.0a1-image-view-back-to-old-style

[makondo]

There's an ext. Image Tweak, you can set the bg color there.

[_Dexter_]

There's an ext. Image Tweak, you can set the bg color there.

After the bug fix, images are no longer centered using Image Tweak.

[Drumbrake]

Really ? Images from now on will be displayed against a black background ? Do these people know anything about photography,by the way? Grey-neutral,as the bug title suggests,yes that makes sense,but black? If/when one needs an extension even to look at images against a reasonable background,that's a sign that things are really messed up IMHO.

[JayhawksRock]

Mozilla knows best.... And you will love it, Dammit !

[makondo]

... After the bug fix, images are no longer centered using Image Tweak.

Perhaps the ext. needs an update which might follow when the 'fix' comes to at least beta (where it's still working). You can ask the author if he has plans for it.

[Omega X]

Really ? Images from now on will be displayed against a black background ? Do these people know anything about photography,by the way? Grey-neutral,as the bug title suggests,yes that makes sense,but black? If/when one needs an extension even to look at images against a reasonable background,that's a sign that things are really messed up IMHO.

Where did you get Black from? The background is dark gray. It looks like #333. It probably should have been #666 however.

[mikedl]

It probably should have been #666 however.

OMG! Not #666! It's almost Christmas!

Sorry for the OT.
Merry Christmas, all!

[puma99dk|]

There's an ext. Image Tweak, you can set the bg color there.

even if that addon is set to "top left" to view images still comes center but i can't they just change it back bcs this is just too lame and ruins the browser >.<

[makondo]

^ No, it doesn't 'ruin the browser'.
As i said, ask the developer if he has plans to update it for nightlies. I doubt he will and you may have to wait til its official (or maybe beta).
That's the benefit of using nightlies: not ready for things to break, don't use it and don't whine when things do break.

BTW, make up your mind, people, _Dexter_ up there ^ claims they're not centered:

There's an ext. Image Tweak, you can set the bg color there.

After the bug fix, images are no longer centered using Image Tweak.

[ffextensionguru]

^ No, it doesn't 'ruin the browser'.
As i said, ask the developer if he has plans to update it for nightlies. I doubt he will and you may have to wait til its official (or maybe beta).
That's the benefit of using nightlies: not ready for things to break, don't use it and don't whine when things do break.

BTW, make up your mind, people, _Dexter_ up there ^ claims they're not centered:

There's an ext. Image Tweak, you can set the bg color there.

After the bug fix, images are no longer centered using Image Tweak.

Yes, in Aurora 11 and Nightly 12 the images appear shifted down and to the right instead of true centered. In Beta (10 and older) the images are true center.

[Drumbrake]

Where did you get Black from? The background is dark gray. It looks like #333. It probably should have been #666 however.

On the crappy monitor I'm using now this #333 looks just black,it may appear as a dark shade of grey on calibrated monitors,however they knew already that a neutral/grey background would have been a sensible choice then (may I say:as usual) went for the worst option at the last moment.
Sure,a white background wasn't the best option for viewing images, but IMHO (and apparently for others as well) this dark shade of grey that has been picked is even worse.