Backport calling EnableNonClientDpiScaling#285
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IMO we should just add this to the manifest: That should be simpler and will be enabled for the entire process instead of just Chromium windows (e.g. for native modules). Unfortunately I don't have a multi-monitor setup I can test with. |
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This is a good fix but should we just cool our heels for M58 since it's out so soon? |
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@poiru We'll need to add that to the manifest too, but it's unfortunately not enough for Windows 10 versions before the Creators Update, where calling @paulcbetts I'm not pushing for merging this, just making it available in case Chromium 58 gets delayed. @kevinsawicki and @zcbenz have that context, so I'll let them decide whether to merge this or not. |
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It looks good to me to have this in 1.6.x. 👍 |
This fixes non-client area DPI scaling on recent Windows 10 versions. See discussion in #8786.
This is needed to enable non-client area scaling when the screen DPI changes on Windows 10.
It can be removed after upgrade beyond Chromium 56.