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This PR adds a media-query addressing high DPI screens:
min-device-pixel-ratio: 2: This condition checks if the device's pixel ratio is at least 2. This is typically used for high-resolution displays like Retina screens.
min-resolution: 192dpi: This condition checks if the device's resolution is at least 192 dots per inch (dpi).
min-resolution: 2dppx: This condition checks if the device's resolution is at least 2 dots per pixel (dppx). This is another way to specify high-resolution displays.
Alternate Designs
Possible Drawbacks
Verification Process
Release Notes
Adds media-query for high DPI screen that enlarges all icons by 200%
I tested it on a Dell XPS with HiDPI and an Apple Studio Display, but somebody else should probably verify this. Also, make sure that the icons look fine on "normal" displays.
Requirements for Contributing a Bug Fix
Identify the Bug
https://github.com/atom-community/tool-bar/issues/353
Description of the Change
This PR adds a media-query addressing high DPI screens:
min-device-pixel-ratio: 2
: This condition checks if the device's pixel ratio is at least 2. This is typically used for high-resolution displays like Retina screens.min-resolution: 192dpi
: This condition checks if the device's resolution is at least 192 dots per inch (dpi).min-resolution: 2dppx
: This condition checks if the device's resolution is at least 2 dots per pixel (dppx). This is another way to specify high-resolution displays.Alternate Designs
Possible Drawbacks
Verification Process
Release Notes
Adds media-query for high DPI screen that enlarges all icons by 200%