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29 inch monitor here on Google Chrome (latest) in Windows 7 and no problems here. Looks great having all of that extra screen space with that background.
by DigitalSea 13y ago
29 inch monitor here on Google Chrome (latest) in Windows 7 and no problems here. Looks great having all of that extra screen space with that background.
- hkmurakami 13y agoThought I'd share a SS. I used Firefox's full screen mode since WebGL's fullsceen mode would exit to normal mode when taking a SS. http://i.imgur.com/UpNjiBJ.png http://i.imgur.com/UpNjiBJ.png you can see how the last 2-3 lines are low contrast and hard to see
- lucb1e 13y agoWeird that FF's FSM works while WebGL's FSM exits to NRMLM when taking an SS.
- haeric 13y agoThanks for taking a screenshot; I'm only on a 1680x1050 22", so I really have no good way of testing large resolutions! :) What's your resolution? Is it any better now, care to take a new screenshot? (Proxy debugging/designing through HN ftw)
- lgieron 13y agoYou can create a virtual machine with arbitrarily large resolutions (VMWare supports it) and test there - The vm's screen will be rendered into a window with scroll bars.