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perhaps because high-dpi screens are getting common in the PC world?

• iggldiggl 3y ago
  Not seeing much signs of that here: https://data.firefox.com/dashboard/hardware#graphics-metric-overview-3 https://data.firefox.com/dashboard/hardware#graphics-metric-...
  • wlonkly 3y ago
    Do you know if that counts "retina"/"2x"/"HiDPI" resolutions as their real or displayed resolution? (i.e. would a "retina" 4k display be counted as 1920x1080, or as 3840x2160? I suspect the former, and I believe this font is designed to show well at those doubled resolutions.)
    • iggldiggl 3y ago
      I don't have a high-DPI display, but the display size shown on about:support (which I suspect is also what is being transmitted via telemetry) seems to properly handle Window's display scaling – I've experimentally changed it to a value > 100 % and the display size reported by Firefox remains unaffected, only the scaling changes accordingly. Plus if you hover over the diagram, you can eventually discover some screen resolutions > 1920x1080, although all of them in the low single-digit percents. (And some might be lumped together underneath the "Other" category.)