Support of high-dpi settings

[Stephen Cheng]

When I change the display settings in Windows 8 to zoom everything to 200%, the entire chrome window is optically zoomed. The toolbar icons and web page content are all blurry. It seems Windows 8 treats chrome as a non-dpi-aware application. IE behaves much better in high-dpi settings. The icons automatically switch to high-resolution images and the web page content stays sharp and clear. 

Are we planning to fix this issue? I tested with Chrome m34. 

[Nico Weber]

Have you seen the thread "[chromium-dev] Windows --high-dpi-support flag is going away - Now use the registry."?

On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 7:33 PM, Stephen Cheng <sfc...@gmail.com> wrote:

When I change the display settings in Windows 8 to zoom everything to 200%, the entire chrome window is optically zoomed. The toolbar icons and web page content are all blurry. It seems Windows 8 treats chrome as a non-dpi-aware application. IE behaves much better in high-dpi settings. The icons automatically switch to high-resolution images and the web page content stays sharp and clear. 

Are we planning to fix this issue? I tested with Chrome m34. 

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[Shanfeng Cheng]

oh. I just read that post. However, the registry setting mentioned in that post doesn't seem to work for the current release of m34. I guess this is something still in progress. 

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