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Michal Janek
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Michal Janek
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Chrome swapping the sources

So how important is this then? Example: I may have banner large and medium set. Then large and medium resolutions for square ones.

So when I refresh the page and small portrait screensize, it will load up medium one (fair enough that is the smallest one) - however if I spread it enough it should load up the largest landscaped one - it did not and Nick said that Chrome will not always use the largest resolution source - well then why even bother placing it there if it will show up only sometimes? (when page is loaded at the widest screensize available I suppose)