If it's already landscape, will it still autorotate?
Doesn't look like it!
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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Agreed! Now to see about multiple photos per post.
Doing God's work, friend.
I live in a rowhome, so my landscape is portrait, by default.
I've found it only rotates if the photo is vertical, like a picture from your phone. Even if you rotate the phone photo, it stays rotated because it just wants it oriented to landscape. Weird, but minor.
Yeah, I've noticed that, too! My landscape was fine, and the portrait I rotated 90 clockwise in an attempt to counter this effect got rotated 180, haha. We will have landscape and we will like it, lol