Despite having the device set to use 120Hz, even with the "force peak refresh rate" developer option enabled, the app remains at 60Hz.
Steps to Reproduce
On a device with a high refresh rate display:
Enable high refresh rate in the Android system settings
Enable "Show refresh rate" in the developer options
In the system settings it should now say 90/120/144 depending on your screen
Open FluffyChat
Refresh rate remains at 60Hz the whole time
Expected Behavior
The app should be able to render at 120Hz.
App Version
2b630aca4d1a2d67b3796c50cc8ce0067eb9eef8
Additional Platform Information
Device: Nothing Phone (2a) OS: Android 14
Additional Context
Flutter Docs even mention multiple times that 120Hz is supported out of the box. I also tried building the app with --enable-impeller (the new rendering engine in rc), no change. Nothing immediately jumped out to me what could have caused this.
I built the app from source in debug and profiler mode, and used the F-Droid release, all the same.
Bug Description
Despite having the device set to use 120Hz, even with the "force peak refresh rate" developer option enabled, the app remains at 60Hz.
Steps to Reproduce
On a device with a high refresh rate display:
Expected Behavior
The app should be able to render at 120Hz.
App Version
2b630aca4d1a2d67b3796c50cc8ce0067eb9eef8
Additional Platform Information
Device: Nothing Phone (2a) OS: Android 14
Additional Context
Flutter Docs even mention multiple times that 120Hz is supported out of the box. I also tried building the app with
--enable-impeller
(the new rendering engine in rc), no change. Nothing immediately jumped out to me what could have caused this.I built the app from source in debug and profiler mode, and used the F-Droid release, all the same.