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I used to prefer that setting in Firefox, because I preferred to keep images pixel-accurate rather than scaling them, and I just wanted the text bigger for read
by JoshTriplett 5y ago
I used to prefer that setting in Firefox, because I preferred to keep images pixel-accurate rather than scaling them, and I just wanted the text bigger for readability. I'd propagated that setting forward from Firefox install to Firefox install for roughly 15 years, since before the 16:9 display era.
Then I got higher-resolution 4k screens, which simultaneously meant that scaling looked better, and that scaling images (not just text) was necessary. (I also now use `devPixelsPerPx=-1` to scale everything up by default to an appropriate DPI for the display.)
- samstave 5y ago>>`devPixelsPerPx` How do?
- severine 5y agohttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/964888 https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/964888
- JoshTriplett 5y agoabout:config, set layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to -1, and Firefox will autodetect your screen DPI. I believe this works on at least Windows and Wayland, possibly other environments.