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[Windows] [HiDPi] Overlay-Icons of Desktop Client / Gray Border #3105
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This is using which Windows version? :) |
Windows 8.1 64bit |
Probably related to us not providing a hi-res icon (128px), because the png2ico tool cannot deal with that. |
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The bug seems to be in Windows when it upscales an smaller icon for HiDPI displays. It works fine if we provide a 256x256 size in the ico files. Use the new square icons also used on OS X that removes the share badge and instead has a share icon only for the OK state. This means that we can also remove 3 icons and release 3 slots in the registry for overlay icons (only the first few are actually loaded by explorer). This also adds a script that uses ImageMagick to convert our SVG icons to Windows ico files. Since ImageMagick seems to have issue doing proper antialiasing with pixels on the edge of icons, this also slightly scale the icons to leave 2px on each edge, out of its logical 128px width.
I tested this issue and is working ok |
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The "Green-Tick-Icon" of the Desktop-Client seems to have a grayish border around it. (1.8.0 build 4893)
See Screenshot:
Nothing Critical, just grinds my gears everytime I see it :)
Maybe it's worth mentioning that i'm using 4k Resolution with a 200% UI-Scale. Maybe the border just appears due to upscaling of the icon.
Edit: Yes seems to be a 4k-Issue. On my Notebook the Icon looks way larger and no border is visible.
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