Typora image preview ignores max-width (as embedded attribute or in CSS)

[hsandt]

Describe the bug
Image using the max-width attribute, or setting it via custom CSS, are not previewed properly in Typora in preview mode.

Exporting HTML (with styles) or PDF will respect max-width, however.

max-width itself seems recognized, as the #write section can be resized following https://support.typora.io/Width-of-Writing-Area/, but it doesn't work for images.

Using width will work, you can use it to compare.

This applies to both percentage and absolute values.

I haven't tested other elements like blocks of text or table, but that would be interesting to compare.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Prepare for dummy image dummy.png
2. Enter Source Code Mode and enter the following HTML code:

<img src="dummy.png" max-width="50%">

3. Switch back to preview mode
4. See image still at full size
5. Bonus: export HMTL and PDF to compare: those should work as expected

Expected behavior
Image should be limited to max-width, half of the page content in this case.

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Sample Markdown File

If you're not a fan of Toshiro Mifune, you can use this dummy red rectangle:

Then use the HTML already mentioned above:

<img src="dummy.png" max-width="50%">

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Linux Ubuntu 22.04

Typora Version
1.7.6

Additional context
I'm trying to make a flexbox in wrap mode to contain many small images.