G'day,
Just trying out Light for the first time on various sites, and have been impressed with the performance of this version so far.
On one specific site that I visit, http://www.deviantart.com , when moving the cursor over an image which can be enlarged, it should change to a magnifier with '+', similarly, when the image is at it's largest magnification, it can change to a magnifier with '-'.
Using the "Inspector" function on regular Firefox, the active CSS for the image employs;
cursor: -moz-zoom-in;
and
cursor: -moz-zoom-out;
where applicable, so that you can tell.
Some of Deviant Art's display pages employ multiple zoom in levels; i.e. Standard › Large › Full › Standard. So it is not obbvious whether the zoom level is at Large or Full without the mouse cursor mode to prompt.
The version that I am using, v. 48.0, display a "hand" or "arrow" cursor over images on this site.
Obviously this is not a major issue, but it was surprising to encounter.
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G'day,
Just trying out Light for the first time on various sites, and have been impressed with the performance of this version so far.
On one specific site that I visit, http://www.deviantart.com , when moving the cursor over an image which can be enlarged, it should change to a magnifier with '+', similarly, when the image is at it's largest magnification, it can change to a magnifier with '-'.
Using the "Inspector" function on regular Firefox, the active CSS for the image employs;
cursor: -moz-zoom-in;
and
cursor: -moz-zoom-out;
where applicable, so that you can tell.
Some of Deviant Art's display pages employ multiple zoom in levels; i.e. Standard › Large › Full › Standard. So it is not obbvious whether the zoom level is at Large or Full without the mouse cursor mode to prompt.
The version that I am using, v. 48.0, display a "hand" or "arrow" cursor over images on this site.
Obviously this is not a major issue, but it was surprising to encounter.