Open myf opened 7 years ago
Right, that's a bit annoying. Almost certainly a WebKitGTK issue. I'm guessing it's the same with other sites, not just reddit?
BTW I'm working on the main luakit/luakit repository now, and I'll eventually stop pushing to this one; it's behind already, I think.
ah good to know! I'll migrate this over
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Right, that's a bit annoying. Almost certainly a WebKitGTK issue. I'm guessing it's the same with other sites, not just reddit?
BTW I'm working on the main luakit/luakit repository now, and I'll eventually stop pushing to this one; it's behind already, I think.
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so the way i am dealing with hidpi screen is to set zoom_level=2.0 in globals.lua, and view.zoom_level = zoom_level or 2.0 in webview.lua. It has been working well for me, only one slight annoyance: buttons. buttons seems to be zoomed properly even without the config zoom_level set up (perhaps it read the dpi from the system?) and when I zoom everything 2x buttons would look like 4x. here are two comparison screenshots, one taken from zoom_level = 1.0 and another from zoom_level = 2.0. vs.
i wonder what the issue would be. could it be my own config or something has to do with how webkit treats buttons?