My biggest gripe with Qt is HiDPI support which was introduced just 6 months ago, so quite late. It feels cumbersome compared to HTML/CSS which have native HiDP

My biggest gripe with Qt is HiDPI support which was introduced just 6 months ago, so quite late. It feels cumbersome compared to HTML/CSS which have native HiDPI support built-in for years. Also the implementation in HTML/CSS is straightforward. You don't need to think about it a second, it just works. Actually this is my number one feature of web tech, it's HiDPI ready and websites and apps like Slack look always slick, crisp and clear, on any platform. With Qt, just watch this 30 minutes presentation about Qt and HiDPI, while ok there are some parts which unnecessarily complicate matters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XPpp4yD_M4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XPpp4yD_M4