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Description
Microsoft PowerToys version
0.97.1
Installation method
Microsoft Store
Area(s) with issue?
Image Resizer
Steps to reproduce
- Right click an image and use Resize with Image Resizer
- Hit the Settings button (bottom left corner)
- Scroll down to Encoding and see JPEG quality level (%)
- Move the slider from 90% to 80% (there is no "save" button)
- Close the Settings window and resize the image (e.g. width 1920 px)
- Note its file size, the one made from Image Resizer (e.g. 800kb)
- Now open the original image in Photos and use the Resize image tool in Photos ("..." > Resize image)
- Resize the photo using the same size (e.g. width 1920 px) at 80% quality.
- Note the new file size (e.g. 500kb).
- Now try to resize the same image again with Resize with Image Resizer, and hit Settings again, and scroll down to Encoding
- You can see the JPEG quality level (%) is back at 90%
✔️ Expected Behavior
I expected reducing the JPEG quality level (%) settings for Image Resizer to use the new setting (e.g. 80%). There should be a "Save" button so when I adjust the slider, it saves the settings.
❌ Actual Behavior
Instead, even after adjusting the slider from 90% to 80% JPEG quality, when I hit resize, it used the old setting (90%) instead of the new one (80%). There is no "Save" button so there is no way to know if the Settings page actually saved the new setting. It didn't because the image saved at 800kb while using the native Photos app saved the image at 500kb.
Additional Information
OS Version: Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.26200.0
.NET Version: .NET 9.0.12
PowerToys is running as admin (elevated)
Install scope: per machine (system)
Operating System Language: English (United Kingdom)
System locale: en-GB
Other Software
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