Suggestion: Removing the border around the image#10
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SalieriC wants to merge 1 commit intoSk1mble:masterfrom
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Suggestion: Removing the border around the image#10SalieriC wants to merge 1 commit intoSk1mble:masterfrom
SalieriC wants to merge 1 commit intoSk1mble:masterfrom
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The border is a bit distracting and thus annoying (for me at least) when using images with transparency on the sides. This would remove the border. In most cases this should only be noticeable on images with transparency on the sides. On images without transparency it should hardly be noticeable.
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The border is a bit distracting and thus annoying (for me at least) when using images with transparency on the sides. This would remove the border. In most cases this should only be noticeable on images with transparency on the sides. On images without transparency it should hardly be noticeable.