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Why KCFinder Shrinks Uploaded Images Unexpectedly
If KCFinder starts resizing uploads automatically, the issue is usually in its upload configuration rather than in the editor that opened the file browser.
Unexpected image shrinking during upload is usually not a TinyMCE problem — it is a file-browser or upload-processing setting. In KCFinder-based setups, upload limits and resize rules can silently alter the image before the editor ever uses it.
Recommendation
Check the KCFinder upload settings first: maximum dimensions, image manipulation flags, and any server-side processing options. If the browser is resizing on ingest, no editor-side tweak will fix it.
Speeding Up phpThumbOf in Evolution CMS
How to reduce slow first-byte times on phpThumbOf thumbnails by warming the cache, checking file I/O, and avoiding expensive image work on hot pages.
Migrating a Blog from Blogger to MODX Revo Without Losing SEO Signals
A blog migration succeeds when old URLs, social counters, and pagination behavior are mapped deliberately instead of being treated as cosmetic details.