Anyone ?

Is that image scaled up/down as that can be a possible cause ?

Can you post a link to a publicly accessible page (i.e. no authentication or signing on required)?

Is that image scaled up/down as that can be a possible cause ? Can you post a link to a publicly accessible page (i.e. no authentication or signing on required)?

Thank you for your reply No, it is not scaled up/down You can see the banner live in the following link: https://programmaticdemo.online/Mozilla-blurry/ Open it in Firefox & Chrome, you will see the difference :)

Thanks!

Is that image scaled up/down as that can be a possible cause ? Can you post a link to a publicly accessible page (i.e. no authentication or signing on required)?

Thank you fro your reply No, it is not scaled up/down You can see the banner live version in the following URL: https://programmaticdemo.online/Mozilla-blurry/

If you open it in Firefox and Chrome you will see the difference (attach is another screenshot showing the difference)

Anyone ?

The images are scaled via transform.

kevin_garnet.png: PNG Image, 251 × 55 pixels => 57 x 17 pixels

• https://programmaticdemo.online/Mozilla-blurry/kevin_garnet.png

Thank you very much for your help We resized the images and it worked as you predicted You can see the result here: https://programmaticdemo.online/Mozilla-blurry2/

The issue is that we are preparing so many sizes that it is inconvenient to create for each one of them a specific image size. The question is why Chrome result is different and is there a way to achieve the same in Firefox without creating so many variation of the same image ?

Thank you

Thank you very much for your help We resized the images and it worked as you predicted You can see the result here: https://programmaticdemo.online/Mozilla-blurry2/

The issue is that we are preparing so many sizes that it is inconvenient to create for each one of them a specific image size. The question is why Chrome result is different and is there a way to achieve the same in Firefox without creating so many variation of the same image ?

Thank you

Firefox doesn't always do a good job with scaling images and results may vary. In this case it looks rather bad and I don't know if this is about using transform as it doesn't look that bad if I zoom the image in a tab.

Maybe file a bug report if you can attach a test page that clearly shows the problem.