Is there a way to keep FF from scaling images when Windows text scaling set to 200%?
I switch between a desktop monitor that is 1080p and a 4k TV on a regular basis and in order for things to be a legible size on the TV Windows scaling needs to be set to 200% or so on that display. Which does make FF more usable on that display. However when viewing images in FF, the images get scaled accordingly as well. IE: A 4k image upscales by whatever amount Windows is set to. In order to view a 4k image at native 1:1 scale, windows scaling needs to be set to 100% which makes everything else unusable.
I've tried searching but can't find a good answer for this.
I'm currently using the ESR release on Windows 10 if that makes a difference. Thank you
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Firefox has a text-only zoom setting. To experiment with that, go to:
Settings
In the little search box, type zoom and when the filtered sections appear, check the box for "Zoom text only".
It can be funky, depending on the site layout.
If that doesn't work very well for the sites you visit, perhaps there is another option using an add-on.
There is one more setting worth trying if the text-only zoom does not do it for you. In about:config, set layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 1.0 and Firefox stops following the Windows scaling, so your images show at their real size. The trade-off I found is that the whole interface gets small on the TV too, which is why I ended up sticking with the zoom text only option jscher2000 suggested, but it is worth a try to see which compromise suits you better.
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