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tiwoc / fxdpi

One-click HiDPI mode toggle for Firefox
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An option to set the scaling factor when hidpi mode is disabled. #2

Closed 183amir closed 9 years ago

183amir commented 9 years ago

Since recent versions of Firefox, Firefox tries to automatically detect the scaling factor and sets it to an integer (not float). While this extension helps setting a hidpi mode which I personally set the scaling factor to 1.73, when I disable this extension the scaling factor is -1 which then Firefox scales everything with scaling factor of 2. I want an option to set the scaling factor to 1 instead of -1 when I disable hidpi mode.

tiwoc commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the suggestion. I just pushed version 1.2.0 that adds such an option.

183amir commented 9 years ago

Did you also push the new version to Mozilla's website? because when I visit there, I still see the 0.1.1.1 version.

tiwoc commented 9 years ago

Yes, I submitted the update on 2015-08-09, but it has only progressed to position 86 of 121 in the review queue :(

tiwoc commented 9 years ago

You can download the new version manually from addons.mozilla.org.

183amir commented 9 years ago

Thanks. It works now. But it would have been nicer if you let the 1 value change too. For example, maybe it would be useful if someone has two monitors and they have different dpi values. Like disable to 1.25 for this monitor and enable to 1.5 for that monitor. :)

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tiwoc commented 9 years ago

I thought about making the disabled value configurable but decided otherwise because it would be quite confusing for most users.