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So, when you post an image as a status update on Iwaku, the site shrinks it to an appropriate size just like it does everywhere else. It gives you a "click to view full-size" prompt.
If you click on a username in a thread where it gives you the pop-up window with the user info though, the "click to view full-size" function behaves kind of oddly.
I'm just using Shayla as an example here, but it happens with other images too.
I noticed it because I was trying to quickly get to the Profile Page link and missed it as the image loaded in, accidentally clicking the image. Instinctively, I clicked it again trying to close it and it caused it to open another copy in full-size.
It's not a huge deal since you can always refresh your page or individually click every enlarged image to close them again, but I figured I'd point it out since this is clearly not how that's supposed to work!
If you click on a username in a thread where it gives you the pop-up window with the user info though, the "click to view full-size" function behaves kind of oddly.
I'm just using Shayla as an example here, but it happens with other images too.
I noticed it because I was trying to quickly get to the Profile Page link and missed it as the image loaded in, accidentally clicking the image. Instinctively, I clicked it again trying to close it and it caused it to open another copy in full-size.
It's not a huge deal since you can always refresh your page or individually click every enlarged image to close them again, but I figured I'd point it out since this is clearly not how that's supposed to work!