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When browsing web pages, why do all the images look low quality?

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When browsing web pages, why do all the images look low quality?

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This occurs due to compression applied by the network. You can reload the page by holding CTRL and pressing F5 and the images will reload in full quality. To override and control the compression settings you can do the following: • Open the web’n’walk Manager software • Click More • Highlight Speed Manager • Click either Enabled or Disabled to turn compression on or off • To adjust the level of compression, click Settings then use the slider to adjust to your desired setting. Unfortunately, it is not possible to control compression settings using an Apple Mac.