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    Are there any reason for continue using phpThumbOf in the Modx core now? Why was this never swapped for pThumb and Resizer?

    I can't see a single good reason for using this package any more, and the last commit to the repo was in march.
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      I don't think the core actually has phpThumbOf. It does have the phpThumb library, which is a different matter altogether. In fact, as far as I know, phpThumbOf and phpThumbsUp and pThumb all use that library, just with varying degrees of efficiency.

      http://phpthumb.sourceforge.net/
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        I believe phpThumbOf has been officially sunset with pThumb being the recommended replacement. I know I have seen performance benefits switching sites over to pThumb, and that's without enabling Resizer support (recommended).
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          Uninstall phpThumbOf, install pThumb, site continues as normal. The syntax is the same as using phpThumbOf and so far i've had no issues with it at all.
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            And the pThumb package even includes a fallback phpthumbof snippet, for those buried chunks and tpls that use the phpthumbof output modifier. So you don't even have to dig through your site looking for tags to change!
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