Or if it is hard do do a stepless resize; then the option (right click on the image perhaps) to choose between 3 or 5 sizes.
Like "original", "small (300px width)", "medium (600px width)", "large (900px width)" etc.
I'm working on Windows with Chrome if that is handy to know
Not much to add :-)
Or if it is hard do do a stepless resize; then the option (right click on the image perhaps) to choose between 3 or 5 sizes.
Like "original", "small (300px width)", "medium (600px width)", "large (900px width)" etc.
I'm working on Windows with Chrome if that is handy to know
Done in #33. Click (or right-click) an image in the composer and you get a frame with a handle in the corner to drag it to any size, plus the presets you suggested: Small (300px), Medium (600px), Large (900px) and Original size. The size is kept in the sent message, including for Outlook, and still shrinks to fit a phone on the receiving end.
It will be in the next release.
Thanks for the suggestion, @mbjboon82!
Done in #33. Click (or right-click) an image in the composer and you get a frame with a handle in the corner to drag it to any size, plus the presets you suggested: Small (300px), Medium (600px), Large (900px) and Original size. The size is kept in the sent message, including for Outlook, and still shrinks to fit a phone on the receiving end.
It will be in the next release.
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Not much to add :-)
Or if it is hard do do a stepless resize; then the option (right click on the image perhaps) to choose between 3 or 5 sizes.
Like "original", "small (300px width)", "medium (600px width)", "large (900px width)" etc.
I'm working on Windows with Chrome if that is handy to know
Thanks for the suggestion, @mbjboon82!
Done in #33. Click (or right-click) an image in the composer and you get a frame with a handle in the corner to drag it to any size, plus the presets you suggested: Small (300px), Medium (600px), Large (900px) and Original size. The size is kept in the sent message, including for Outlook, and still shrinks to fit a phone on the receiving end.
It will be in the next release.