Adjust auto scale on 4k monitors to 150% #45910
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I am fairly certain I already apply this change to all 3 places. Where would I find two more? |
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By "two other places", I meant the ones you already modified in the diff 🙂 |
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Cherry-picked for 3.2.4. |
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Right now the automatic editor scale is either 100% or 200%, depending on resolution and dpi. While this works fine on smaller screens (e.g. laptops) it can cause issues on larger screens.
As discussed with @Calinou on rocketchat this PR aims to add a middle ground (150%) between 100% and 200% for larger hidpi displays.
EDIT: Not sure if you are still cherry-picking stuff for 3.2, but in theory, it should be possible to use this as is.