silfiriel

yes but it’s something similar. on the OP’s site would be something like

img {
     max-width: none;
}

I found a solution, install jetpack if you don’t have it already and in the Edit CSS file add

img.logo {
	max-width: none;
}

in the original code max-width is set to 100%
Chrome is reading this differently form Firefox and so shrinks the logo.

that is so helpful, thank you. why didn’t I think of it.
wait, is this a wordpress forum, or a wordpress specific themes forum?

I have the same problem on atahualpa

I think it does, greatly, activated Photon a week ago and visits have drooped almost 50%. Switching it off today and I will report how it goes.

google thinks the images are not optimized because they are not,
photon is serving the non-optimized versions of the files.
You can check this by opening an image through photon, check the size and than go to library and you will see that the optimized image is smaller.
I have the same problem.

So all in all, it’s safe to activate Photon again?

Only problem is that SEO-wise google’s bots might think that the site is not fast enough, even if user experience is great. Any thoughts on this?

Yes, I optimized all images with EWWW, and according to PageSpeed Insights they are trully optimized, but after activating Photon the images are reported as not optimized.
So I deactivated.
Also, this might depend on the host but serving them directly through my host was faster than through photon CDN.

you can find the answer here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/unable-to-import-blogger?replies=21

Ok, I am an idiot, I just don’t read all the way to the last response. There’s a solution to this. Thanks.

@paulrobert
it works for me too. thanks a lot.

I did, none of them were any good to me….

It only imports posts/articles/pages and comments.
the theme and widgets remain the same.

actually i am not so sure about this, wait for some one else to confirm.
it’s possible f you are importing from another wordpress blog that it might import the theme too.