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Yet another article written from a mac-only user point of view. Most desktop monitors are still around 100 dpi, far from "retina" standards.
by darkstalker 14y ago
Yet another article written from a mac-only user point of view. Most desktop monitors are still around 100 dpi, far from "retina" standards.
- heptat 14y agoSorry about that – the point of the article definitely wasn't to exclude non-Retina users, it was just to document what I was encountering when I came to creating a favicon for the site.
- WayneDB 14y agoAs if "the retina age" were an actual thing. How many people have them now?
- michaeltwofish 14y agoThat was my submission, not the author's words.
- Karunamon 14y agoYou don't think screen resolutions will continue to increase? I give it a couple of years, maybe less, before the "retina" resolution is standard hardware.
- IsTom 14y agoI don't want to think what beastly GPU I will have to buy to run next crisis on native resolution on ~150 dpi 21" monitor.
- ricardobeat 14y agoThat's most likely going to be a >200dpi screen, where you can simply use 2x upscaling for better performance (with no visual degradation compared to current monitors).
- mannkind 14y agoThe article mentions supporting multiple favicon sizes and old browsers. Did you even read the article or was it too hard to read on your low dpi display?