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an image viewer, zoomed up to the upper left corner for some kind of light gray rectangle. there is a toolbar at the top. the first two buttons are icon-sized. the first one is an "x", and the second one is a question mark. the next two buttons are full-sized and have text. the first one says "Image rendering," and it is set to "Pixelated." There is a tooltip under that button which says, "When set to 'Pixelated,' the image won't become blurry when you zoom in." The second button says "Drag and drop," it is set to "Off."

image viewer+ (v1.8)

a userscript that adds some useful stuff to your browser's image viewer (panning, infinite zoom, rotating, and some more).
(to install the userscript, make sure you have a greasemonkey compatible userscript manager like tampermonkey installed. if chrome says "invalid script header," you didn't install one)
image viewer+ is a userscript that adds some features to the browser's image previewer.

why?

two chrome browser windows. the first one in the background is chrome's image viewer of tiny pixel art of dabric zoomed up to 500%. it's blurry and still doesn't fill up the entire window. the second one in the foreground is image viewer+, which also has the tiny pixel art of dabric. it is zoomed in comfortably and isn't blurry. the toolbar is open with an the option "Image rendering: Pixelated" selected.
compared to chrome's regular image viewer, MY viewer is better in a lot of ways:
  • chrome and firefox caps zooming at 500%. image viewer+ can zoom in and out past its breaking point.
  • if you're looking at some low-res pixel art, just set image rendering to pixelated.
  • click and drag to move the image, and scroll to zoom (you can also quickly turn this off, just in case you need to drag-and-drop the image somewhere)
  • everything you can do with your mouse, you can do with your keyboard.
  • zooming in on the image doesn't apply to the rest of the website.
  • you can rotate and flip the image.
  • i love you
that's mostly it. but really, all of this really goes a long way.
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This is an old archived version of my website as of July 9th, 2023.

You can view it, but page content may be outdated.

I've tried my best to update links but some may be incorrect. Adding /archive/v2/ to the start of the url should work if you somehow 404.

The current version can be found at just dabric.xyz.