AdultWork pictures far too big

[Gordo987]

Hello gents and fellow punters. I've been having some problems with viewing pictures on AW and other sites. When I click 'view full size' I get a picture that seems to be much larger than life size, so that it overflows my screen. I'm using Firefox 29.0.1. Is there a way to fix this? Many thanks.

Gordo

[Stealthshagger]

click fit to screen, or move window to top, so itll be full screen. you can then adjust zoom or scroll down it as you wish.

[SirFrank]

Try getting a smaller screen...

[Steely Dan]

Get a plasma 78 flat screen smart TV to use as your monitor...then the pictures will fit.

[maxxblue]

Make a pinhole camera (External Link/Members Only).

Take a photograph of the offending large picture on AdultWork with your newly constructed Pinhole camera.

Print out a photograph of the photograph you have taken onto A4 photographic paper.

Stand the newly created Pinhole photograph on a suitable surface, and stand 14 and a half feet away.

Presto!

[Johny Stone]

click fit to screen, or move window to top, so itll be full screen. you can then adjust zoom or scroll down it as you wish.

or double click it on the upper border and will fit

[CBPaul]

Stand further back, it'll look smaller then 

Firefox is a pain in the arse for this, didn't happen so much when I used chrome. I tend to drag it to the top left of the screen and it resizes from automatically. Extra hassle when all I want to do is a reverse image search as the boxes that appear with a right click often don't even appear on the screen.

[Urban_G]

I posted about this too some while back.

Dragging the window to the edge of the screen will only maximise the window, but the picture does not resize for me. What I need to do is click the picture then drag it to the new tab '+' for this to work.

[Gordo987]

Thank you one and all - now fixed 

[markw]

Hold the Ctrl key down and press the + to make pictures bigger, or the - to make them smaller (in fact it magnifies or reduces the whole web page).

Press Ctrl and 0 (zero) at the same time to return to 100% magnification.