Edit: Is it irritating to read multi-page comics as one long strip? I know I can put the pages in the post, but is there a way to let users swipe through multiple pages on Lemmy?
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2024
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For me, it's great this way. As long as it is a direct image link. That way my browser does the scaling and I can easy zoom in. Some sites (like imgur) prevent you from direcltly opening the image, prevent zooming and even downscale the image to a blurry mess.
It depends on how you're viewing Lemmy, I think. Via an app, like Boost, it's super pixellated. I think if I were viewing via the site on a browser, it'd be fine.
Sync here loads the pic in full res, no pixellation
Depends on the app too, I guess. I should open an issue with the Boost devs.