I recently moved to Piwigo 2.9.2.
I have only enabled the following sizes in the config:
Square | 120 x 120 pixels, crop | edit
Thumbnail | 128 x 96 pixels | edit
M - medium | 1024 x 1024 pixels | edit
And Original.
Most my pictures are 22MP so even the JPEG are quite big.
Using the Mobile Theme for Tablets plugins, I forced the mobile version on my PC and checked what was happening with the FF Web Developer Console + Responsive mode.
It appears that the slideshow mode loads the original picture and not a lower size (even when faking a Galaxy S7 resolution). This means a huge amount of traffic for mobile user.
Clicking on "More Information" displays the -me.jpg file as expected.
Is this the intended behaviour ?
I recently moved to Piwigo 2.9.2.
I have only enabled the following sizes in the config:
Square | 120 x 120 pixels, crop | edit
Thumbnail | 128 x 96 pixels | edit
M - medium | 1024 x 1024 pixels | edit
And Original.
Most my pictures are 22MP so even the JPEG are quite big.
Using the Mobile Theme for Tablets plugins, I forced the mobile version on my PC and checked what was happening with the FF Web Developer Console + Responsive mode.
It appears that the slideshow mode loads the original picture and not a lower size (even when faking a Galaxy S7 resolution). This means a huge amount of traffic for mobile user.
Clicking on "More Information" displays the -me.jpg file as expected.
Is this the intended behaviour ?
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I recently moved to Piwigo 2.9.2.
I have only enabled the following sizes in the config:
Square | 120 x 120 pixels, crop | edit
Thumbnail | 128 x 96 pixels | edit
M - medium | 1024 x 1024 pixels | edit
And Original.
Most my pictures are 22MP so even the JPEG are quite big.
Using the Mobile Theme for Tablets plugins, I forced the mobile version on my PC and checked what was happening with the FF Web Developer Console + Responsive mode.
It appears that the slideshow mode loads the original picture and not a lower size (even when faking a Galaxy S7 resolution). This means a huge amount of traffic for mobile user.
Clicking on "More Information" displays the -me.jpg file as expected.
Is this the intended behaviour ?