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I'll see if I can duplicate. It was a really, really long post, so that might have been part of the problem. :P
I'm not gonna lie, this has thrown me for a loop. I may have to make a "Provided the wierdest thing Deoan has seen this week" badge... I'll keep picking on it, though.I recently posted a pic that for some reason is displayed upside-down
It's an image inside a spoiler tag, here.
I posted from my phone, if it makes a difference
The EXIF data embedded in that image says "rotate 180 degrees", so the browser's doing exactly that. I'm guessing the phone thought it was upside-down when the photo was taken. Not sure why Chrome's rotating it inline but not when viewed separately, but "upside-down" is probably technically the correct way to render it.
This was what threw me off too. And I know there's no weird things happening with my hosting server, since I control thatNo, that's the weird thing. Right click and "Open image in a new tab". The linked image is right side up. The image in the spoiler is *rotated* 180 degrees.
I recently posted a pic that for some reason is displayed upside-down
It's an image inside a spoiler tag, here.
I posted from my phone, if it makes a difference
Looks like it's a Chrome/Webkit thing. It reads and honors the EXIF orientation field for inline images, but not when they're displayed. Seems to be a really, really old bug (like from 2010, but I guess still not fully fixed).