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Especially questions containing screenshots from the android-app are somewhat difficult to read in the web browser, because the screenshot is taking the width of the complete body.
(see for instance Android-app Feed has a weird notion of a time-line, where the screenshots are ridiculously huge)
It would be nice to be able to tell the system to display both screenshots side-by-side or just to restrict the size to something sensible.
You can change the size yourself.
s to the end of the image link will make it smallm to the end of the image link will make it medium sizel to the end of the image link will make it large<img> tag with the height and width attributesEg. http://i.stack.imgur.com/GCfgS.png --> http://i.stack.imgur.com/GCfgSm.png for a smaller image.
There are a few more letters you can add, see more at http://api.imgur.com/models/image#thumbs. Quoting from that link:
| Thumbnail Suffix | Thumbnail Name | Thumbnail Size | Keeps Image Proportions |
|------------------|------------------|----------------|-------------------------|
| s | Small Square | 90x90 | No |
| b | Big Square | 160x160 | No |
| t | Small Thumbnail | 160x160 | Yes |
| m | Medium Thumbnail | 320x320 | Yes |
| l | Large Thumbnail | 640x640 | Yes |
| h | Huge Thumbnail | 1024x1024 | Yes |
goes to:
In my experience, for extremely large images (like the one you mention), even adding l will make it smaller. Eg:
m and smaller sizes will render most of the text unreadable due to aggressive compression by imgur. For images containing text, it's either l or HTML.
– user259867
Sep 6 '15 at 17:23
