Open Bug 1413875 Opened 8 years ago Updated 3 years ago

Firefox sometimes doesn't respond to DPI change (Win10)

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(Core :: Widget: Win32, defect, P3)

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Windows 10
defect

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(Reporter: vlad, Unassigned)

Details

I frequently get into a state where an open Firefox window doesn't respond to a DPI change -- caused by plugging another monitor in, or by connecting/disconnecting from a RDP session. New windows are created at the proper DPI. Various STR: 1: - open Firefox on normal-DPI display - connect to Firefox machine from high-DPI laptop via RDP - disconnect from RDP/log in on desktop on normal-DPI display - result: Firefox window is huge on normal-DPI display 2: - open Firefox on high-DPI display (e.g. 4K laptop) - plug in normal-DPI display, make it the only display - result: Firefox window is huge on normal-DPI display 3: (reverse of #2) - open Firefox on normal-DPI display plugged in to 4K laptop (with 4K laptop disabled, though it doesn't really matter) - unplug normal-DPI display - result: Firefox window is tiny on high-DPI display None of these reproduce 100%, but they reproduce often enough. A Firefox restart fixes it, or opening a new window and just using that. It would be useful to have some logging for the various DPI change notifications that occur to see what's getting stuck/not being handled properly.
Priority: -- → P3
Just happened in 59, 20171115100050 when disconnecting from a RDP session. RDP session was at 150%, physical monitor set to 100%. I logged back in on the physical monitor, and out of the 3 Firefox windows I had open (same instance), two scaled back down to 100% properly, and one stayed at 150%. RDP is probably the easiest way to reproduce this (just set either end of the connection to a different % scale).
Severity: normal → S3
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