Chrome gets high-resolution screen support on Windows, too

    Chrome gets high-resolution screen support on Windows, too


    Posted: 10 Jul 2013
    As Windows machines follow in Apple's Retina display footsteps, Google is building HiDPI support into its Chrome browser.

    The browser developer marked HiDPI support in Windows as fixed on Tuesday night, though it's weeks away from arriving in the stable version of Chrome. It's currently scheduled for release in Chrome 30; the current stable version is Chrome 28, and Google releases new versions about every six weeks.
    Read more at: Chrome gets high-resolution screen support on Windows, too | Internet & Media - CNET News
    Brink's Avatar Posted By: Brink
    10 Jul 2013



 

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