I’m sorry, I’m not exactly understanding the problem yet. In the gif i can see you open the images. Is the problem that u open the lowres thumbnails and not the actual images? Bc I don’t think it does that. I did notice there is apparently a limit to zooming into a image.
It is a kbin server, and you’re speaking to the admin🙂. (Replying to @over_clox as well). Both jpgs are the full size images, not thumbnails. There is no imageviewer, I’ve disabled it because it had trouble displaying on Iphones and zooming issues on other mobiles. So, when you call the url, you get the raw 33MB jpg. So I’d think it should be possible to display it as is?
I am aware, and I am talking about the imageviewer in Jerboa, which I wrote. Currently Jerboa uses default jetpack compose image with CoilImage painter and some 3rd partylib to allow zooming. CoilImage does downsampling (reduces the pixels to increase perf when you can’t see it anyway). During the zooming is probably where it goes wrong and it should load a higher res version. I’m pretty sure it actually loads the full image but I have not confirmed that yet.
Oh, misunderstood you there, my bad. Hope you can figure it out. Could you check for me if another kbin instance, on another channel with images, does give you two urls though? I’m curious if it’s supposed to be like this (2x same url)
They all seem to have the same url & thumbnail_url, except for #9, which has a thumbnail on lemmy.world. Makes me wonder why that one does and all the others don’t
This is interesting now that I’m thinking about it. if you get the same from another instance, are the thumbnail and regular url different? The fact that the viewer is disabled my side should not influence the actual uris presented to the outside world, I’d think.
I am opening it in the Jerboa app, the browser is opening what it’s being told to open, I assume? That’s not the full size images. On kbin you can get both the thumbnail and the full size images, look at the connect app, it shoes the full size images (and then crashes due to running out of memory)