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Right now we render a low resolution canvas on all devices. Would be nicer to render a canvas according to the physical screen resolution. For instance, on a HiDPI display where 1 logical pixel maps to 2 physical pixels, we'd use twice a larger canvas.
Who would benefit from this feature?
End users
What is this feature about?
Right now we render a low resolution canvas on all devices. Would be nicer to render a canvas according to the physical screen resolution. For instance, on a HiDPI display where 1 logical pixel maps to 2 physical pixels, we'd use twice a larger canvas.
Ref https://stackoverflow.com/a/78375499/3567989
Why is this feature valuable?
This feature matters because it'd look a whole lot better on fancy screens.
Anything else people should know?
No response
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