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mrflix avatar mrflix commented on September 21, 2024

Hey myfonj, thanks for reporting. Several people already noted that. Yes, Dimensions is broken when in zoom-mode. I don't quite understand why people would want to measure things while zoomed in, but I'll look into it.

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battaglr avatar battaglr commented on September 21, 2024

@myfonj: just wondering, what would be the use case for measuring things when the zoom has been modified?

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myfonj avatar myfonj commented on September 21, 2024

tl;dr: modifying page zoom should be legitimate action that should not have
any negative consequences.

I agree that this might be just a border case and it may seem weird, but I
can give you my own userstory: I have my Chrome set so it's implicit "Page
zoom" is 110% to correct it's wonky tiny text display on my 10.1" display
with 1368×768 physical resolution even with 125% system zoom. I'm not
visually impaired, I just prefer larger texts.

I suspect Chrome does not obey system zoom or has some other issue. And I
suspect that the fact things become broken depending on seemingly innocent
setting (implicit page zoom), which developers should not worry about (ie
this extension should work regardless of the page zoom, because dimensions
that this extension measures are essentially virtual pixels, not physical
screen dimensions), is mark of some nasty flaw in current Chrome. This is
not the first quirk I spotted with this setting. Recently I've encountered
this in PrismJS/prism#336 .

Do you find this argument valid?

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battaglr avatar battaglr commented on September 21, 2024

@myfonj: I'm not the dev to say if it's a valid argument to include or take care of this use-case. Anyhow, IMHO when developing you don't really need to measure things with the zoom altered. I mean, it's fine to test and play with the zoom to see if everything work as expected, but if you're off by couple of pixels shouldn't be a big deal. Again, my opinion; I could be wrong... and usually I am. :P

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mrflix avatar mrflix commented on September 21, 2024

Okay so I found time to look deeper into this. Unfortunately Chrome only just now starts to implement the API's to detect zoom changes and get the zoom value (see Chrome Developer Docs). They will be available in Chrome version 38 which is not yet out.

If I implement it now I have to do a lot of if(chrome.version >= 38) which I don't want to have in the code. Thus I'd postpone this some time until version 38 is out and has enough traction.

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vipera7 avatar vipera7 commented on September 21, 2024

@mrflix Any news since ?

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martinszeltins avatar martinszeltins commented on September 21, 2024

@mrflix well it is 2022 now, maybe this zoom thing can be fixed.

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mrflix avatar mrflix commented on September 21, 2024

@martinszeltins do you want to take a shot at coding a fix yourself?

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