PixelSharp

Sets the image scaling of the page to Nearest Neighbor for sharp pixels

Users560

Rating4.9

Reviews11

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-37

7-day growth rate-6.2%

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Version1.1

ManifestV3

Size4.18KiB

Languages1English (United Kingdom)

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PixelSharp changes the scaling of images on the current page to be pixel-perfect when activated.

Scaled up pixel art in the browser often ends up very blurry due to the default "linear" scaling method. This scaling works well for general browsing, as most images on the web are high resolution, but is detrimental to pixel art and low resolution images. Activating PixelSharp changes the page scaling to "nearest neighbour", the intended scaling method for pixel art.

How to use:

The extension was designed to be pinned so that you can simply click the icon to activate it. You can also activate PixelSharp by first pressing the "Extensions" button next to the URL bar and then clicking on PixelSharp in the list of installed extensions.

You will need to enable "Allow access to file URLs" for the extension to work on images loaded from your computer.

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