[Userscript] Make Chrome use Lanczos3 to upscale images instead of whatever blurry nonsense it uses. Also has Fit-to-width and Integer-fit-to-width capabilities! Particularly good for 4K displays set to over 100% scaling.
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[Userscript] Make Chrome use Lanczos3 to upscale images instead of whatever blurry nonsense it uses. Also has Fit-to-width and Integer-fit-to-width capabilities! Particularly good for 4K displays set to over 100% scaling.

GitHub link.

Controls

Key What it does
Alt+H Show or hide the info overlay. Remembered per site
Alt+M Size: fit the window width → biggest whole-number zoom → one image pixel per screen pixel
Alt+Q Filter: Lanczos3 → nearest → browser. Same size each time, so you can compare
Alt+P Turn on or off for the site you're on. Remembered per site
Alt + left clickon an image Show that one image at one image pixel per screen pixel
Alt + right clickon an image Show that one image at twice its own resolution
Alt+G Show or hide the overlay's diagnostic rows (size, factor, status, memory)

I'd attach images, but I'm pretty sure reddit will compress them, so go check them out here.

u/Ikkoru — 7 days ago

Count the cats minigame!

I hope reddit doesn't butcher the quality too bad. I want everyone to be counting cats, not pixels.
Higher quality on imgur.

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Hint 1: The number of cats is >!-7-!<, unless you can find more.

Hint 2: Not counting the obvious, one is >!pretending to be part of the kerb!<.

Hint 3: Another is a bit >!pixelated!<, but can be found >!blending in with a foreground tree!<.

Hint 4: The sneakiest of them all is an even >!greater kerb-blender!<.

u/Ikkoru — 2 months ago