As a long time Mac user, this appears to not scale with screen resolution changes - unless I'm missing something?
I simply run a 16" Macbook Pro with a 32" BenQ studio monitor, at 3008x1692. Native 1:1 on this monitor is 4k (3840x2160), and is even less usable. Surely others are using 4K UDH monitors!
The attached screenshot gives an idea of how tiny the UI features and text is in the latest version, and the Finder tool bar gives an idea of how everything else renders/scales correctly.
Is there a way to just enlarge a floating app window - even if its simulated/blurry/AA'd? And, of course not just command-scrolling to zoom the entire screen in.
Jonah Westrich supported this idea ·
As a long time Mac user, this appears to not scale with screen resolution changes - unless I'm missing something?
I simply run a 16" Macbook Pro with a 32" BenQ studio monitor, at 3008x1692. Native 1:1 on this monitor is 4k (3840x2160), and is even less usable. Surely others are using 4K UDH monitors!
The attached screenshot gives an idea of how tiny the UI features and text is in the latest version, and the Finder tool bar gives an idea of how everything else renders/scales correctly.
Is there a way to just enlarge a floating app window - even if its simulated/blurry/AA'd? And, of course not just command-scrolling to zoom the entire screen in.
Thanks for any insight!
Best,
Jonah