When I find a beautiful image on the web that I want to use as my desktop wallpaper, Firefox offers me several useful options (center, tile, stretch, fill, fit). That shows me that there is someone at Mozilla who really thought about this feature - it offers much more than other browsers. This is an example for why I like Firefox. Here is one additional way to tile images - I would love to have this added as a new option. It would especially be useful for images that are too small for the desktop. Blowing them up to fill the screen would not look very good, so you can only tile them, but the regular tile option doesn't look very good either. Have you ever looked at the way real tiles in a beautiful historic building are organized? They don't just multiply the tiles, they put groups of them into larger tiles. If you rotate/mirror the image four times, you can create a larger tile that would then add up to a much nicer overall pattern because it is symmetric. See added images (ordinary tile vs. symmetric tile). I'm sure the developer who is responsible for the wallpaper feature will not have to work for a long time to add this feature, and every user who loves images will love it. -Michael