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Old 08-08-2026, 12:59 PM   #77
KevinH
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If that could be done, I would rarely need to use Get Info.
You do realize that the actual size of the image on disk will change with any resize and trim (crop operation), colour depth changes, image file compression level chosen, etc. And of course none of that can be known until you actually save that image to disk (removing the chance of undo).
So what you ask for makes no sense in an image editor as it can not be dynamically updated until the file itself is actually written to.

How does only knowing the initial file size when editing actually help?

GetInfo is lightning fast and is a single right click away.
It provides all the same image info, and file size.

And right click and selecting View Image is just as fast and shows the current File size (since it does not do editing) and image width, height, bpp info as well.

Pick your poison, so to speak.

Last edited by KevinH; 08-08-2026 at 01:33 PM.
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