Blurry image when accessing www but fine with http

[DeanLag]

Hello.
I'm experiencing some very weird issues concerning some images.
For some reasons, some images are blurry when its accessed via http://www.mydomain.com and looks fine when its accessed via http://mydomain.com.
Nobody, as far as I know, experiences this and its an issue on my end.

http://www.mydomain.com


http://mydomain.com.


I've tried clearing the cache too. I use Firefox.
Using Google Chrome doesn't seem to have this issue so its safe to assume its an issue with Firefox. Anyone can help? =p

Thanks!

[Lynne]

Have you checked the link to the images? Are the same on both pages?

[DeanLag]

Yes they're on the same pages.
The link to the images are ./images

[Lynne]

Oh, I missed that part. It's almost like some sort of GD/ImageMagick Issue which I really don't know anything about. Have you talked to your host about this issue? (You should also have it set up so you can only use www.yoursite.com or yoursite.com )

[TheLastSuperman]

2nd post down on this page read up

http://www.webmasterworld.com/apache/3992391.htm

Originally Posted by jdMorgan

The best fix is to use server-relative links or canonical URLs, as in <img src="/images/logo.gif"> or <img src="http://www.example.com/images/logo.gif">.

Now normally we would not, hassle if changing domains etc but in this case try the full URL like quoted above and double-check your htaccess and find several sites and read up on htaccess.

S-MAN

[DeanLag]

I changed host 3 times.
The first time vBulletin was installed, the www. was working fine.
If there was a problem with htaccess or GD/ImageMagick, shouldnt it reflect on my other browser too? Moreover, I asked other people too and they said it was fine. Tried accessing it via Firefox on other computers and it was fine.

So I don't know whether its a firefox related issue or firefox+hosting issue =p

Accessing the picture directly, http://www.mydomain.com/images/picture.gif works fine. The ONLY issue is when I access it via the page. Weirdest of problems ever!

[Lynne]

I missed the whole part about how it is only you and only in one browser (who knows where my mind went to not see that!). Have you tried restarting your browser? Or your computer?

[DeanLag]

Haha yes, I've tried those (Restarting puter, delete cache / temp files, reupload images) Also, accessing the site via http://www seems to make everything bigger by a very small %, including fonts.

It happened to me like 2 months ago but didn't actually bother but I want to understand WHY its happening to me only and only on firefox not much about "fixing" it - really =p

[Lynne]

It's almost like you did a "zoom in " on that page and it's remembering that setting. Unfortunately, my only advice would be to search the firefox sites to resolve the issue.

[Attitude5ire]

Try pressing Ctrl (+) or Ctrl (-) in your firefox, could be worth checking..
you might have increased or decreased Firefox default view.