https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502695
--- Comment #6 from unhappy-end...@protonmail.com --- (In reply to John Kizer from comment #5) > Hi - without having multiple monitors myself that I could use to try to > reproduce this, my guess would be that it's somehow related to this work in > Chromium - leaving the link in case it helps with other research: > https://issues.chromium.org/issues/336007385 That gave me the idea to try Chromium's --force-device-scale-factor flag and setting it to 1 to enforce a 100% scale always. No difference. That got me wondering what happens if I change the display's scaling to something else and it turns out kscreen's scaling settings do actually matter here. For example, if I set the 1080p monitor from 75% scaling to 100% and move the browser window between the two, it no longer re-scales Brave. It's only when the scaling for the monitor is less than 100%. When it's less than 100%, moving Brave will from the big monitor to the small one re-scales it to a smaller window, and then moving it back to the big one re-scales it smaller again, and moving it back again will re-scale it even smaller until there's a singularity in the universe. What if both monitors are 100% or higher? Brave won't re-scale when moved between the two. What if both monitors are 75%? Brave won't re-scale when moved between them. What if 4K is 50% and 1080p is 75%? Brave will re-scale between the two. I didn't notice this before, but when Brave is on a monitor that has less than 100% scaling, grabbing it by the corner to resize results in a phantom window that you're pulling from and it re-scales the visible parts smaller than the actual window. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
