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martinsteel
4 years agoFrequent Contributor
Fuzzy text on mixed DPI monitors
I’ve just installed the update to 1password 8 and in general the changes seem good. I do have a bit of negative feedback though I’m hoping you can fix.
Fonts are fuzzy on the non-primary monitor in Windows 10 when using multiple monitors with mixed DPI scaling. 1password is crisp and clear on the primary monitor but moving the window to another causes fuzzy text with blurred edges (Chrome used to do this too).
Monitors:
1: Primary 1920x1080 150% DPI scaling
2: 1920 x 1200 100% DPI scaling
3: 1920 x 1200 100% DPI scaling
1Password Version: 8.4.1
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 10 Enterprise 21H1 x64
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15 Replies
- ag_mike_d
1Password Team
Hi martinsteel,
I'm happy to hear that you've seen improvements with the blurry text, but this still isn't quite as expected when compared to other apps. This issue remains open and the team will continue to make improvements were and when possible, but I'm afraid we don't have any additional news share at this time.
We appreciate you checking in with us. Thanks!
ref: dev/core/core#11521
- martinsteelFrequent Contributor
1P_PeterG any update on the blurry text? It doesn't seem as bad as it used to be but still blurry compared to other apps.
- 1P_PeterG
Community Manager
Thank you for this, martinsteel. I have appended your most recent observation to our internal discussion around the issue.
ref: dev/core/core#11521
- martinsteelFrequent Contributor
@powerless cheers for the suggestion but unfortunately not, no fancy GPU here just Intel onboard graphics left at their defaults (on multiple machines). Definitely something to do with mixed DPI as a single monitor of either works fine.
Seen the same in Chrome, Slack, Teams and VS Code in the past but they've all fixed it which suggests it's missing Electron setting or optimization.
- PowerlessOccasional Contributor
martinsteel Daniel1 Is this of any help assuming the same problem? https://1password.community/discussion/comment/627576/#Comment_627576 (my last post)
- Daniel1Occasional Contributor
Text in the 1Password Desktop App on Windows looks blurry for me, too.
I am running Windows 11 with a 1440p monitor. Scaling is on 100%.
I remember that Visual Studio Code also had this issue a few years back, but it was fixed at some point. I hope you can fix 1Password Desktop, too. Looking at blurry text always makes me squint.
- 1P_PeterG
Community Manager
Hi martinsteel, sorry to learn that this issue persists. I've replied to your other post about scaling issues, and have submitted a report to our developers about it. We have an open issue about the fuzzy text as well. We'll hope to have more for you on this, and will make sure to post about it here should we have any news!
- martinsteelFrequent Contributor
1P_PeterG unfortunately not, still fuzzy text with mixed DPI screens no matter which of the DPI combability options I try.
To add further info to my original post, it's not just the 150% primary display that causes issues (fractional integer scaling seems to cause issues for some programs). I've since switched to a primary display at 200% and it's still fuzzy on the secondary monitors.