Issues with DPI scaling
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cage.bra...@gmail.com,
Sep 19 2016
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Issue descriptionfeatures: what does it do? why do we need it? I have a very high DPI screen, and therefore run at a 120 DPI within Windows settings. Chrome used to be able to ignore the Windows DPI and not scale itself for the display. Now, the nav bar and tabs are huge, and the only way I have been able to get around this is changing the system-wide DPI. I have run with /high-dpi-support=1 and /force-device-scale-factor=1 and have tweaked these settings. I have also attempted to disable display scaling. The tab bar is overly large now, and it is really frustrating. Could you please have a flag to enable chrome to set a custom scaling level? This used to not be an issue, but with the pulling of the Windows settings I'm having a really hard time.
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Sep 19 2016
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Sep 21 2016
I have the same issue, it's very annoying.
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Sep 21 2016
I have same issue. I have 125% scaling in Windows display settings and i can't disable high dpi scaling for Chrome. User interface is way too big now. Chrome ignores when I set "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings" on at Compatibility tab.
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Oct 4 2016
This was changed intentionally, see bug 410696 for more context. Chrome is now in proportion with the rest of Windows' UI at 125%. I understand that this is a somewhat jarring change and I apologize. If you feel your computer's UI is too large you can change your device scaling by going to Start>Settings>System>Display>"Change the size of text, apps, and other items". If there are specific issues with the change feel free to file another bug. |
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Comment 1 by elawrence@chromium.org
, Sep 19 2016