DPI-aware thumbnails

[manyfew]

On my Surface Pro 4, which has very high DPI, even after setting thumbnail size to 128 pixel, thumbnails still look quite small, and 32-pixel thumbnails are way too small to be useful. This makes me think the program currently is not DPI-aware (but I could be wrong!). Making it DPI-aware would have an additional benefit: the thumbnails would look roughly the same size on any system, which is especially useful when using the program in portable mode.

If the program is already DPI-aware, please forgive me. In that case it would be useful to add an extra 256-pixel option.

Thank you!

[d2phap]

Hi @feidaman

v4.0 fully supports high DPI up to 500%, so you will see no alignment and blur issues when using the app.

There are a few options to change thumbnail size in Settings dialog, but according to your feedback, the largest 128px size seems still very tiny in your resolution. I will add some more size options (such as 256px, 512px, ...) for a better UI.

Thanks

[manyfew]

Tv4.0 fully supports high DPI up to 500%

Thanks :) The GUI itself definitely supports high DPI, for example the toolbar buttons look look glorious. But it seems the thumbnail size is measured in actual pixels. I suspect the 32-pixel setting would be usable on a low DPI display, while on something like the Surface Pro 4 it would be too small. Here's what the 32-pixel setting looks like on my screen:

Are the thumbnails supposed to look smaller than the toolbar buttons? At the moment I don't have a low DPI display to test with because I'm in the middle of moving home and my desktop PC is packed away.

[d2phap]

Thanks for the screen shot.
It makes me clear how big the thumbnails are in your screen.
As I said, there will be more size options to make thumbnails bigger.

[d2phap]

Added new options for thumbnail: 256, 512 and 1024

You can set a customized value in Windows Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PhapSoftware\ImageGlass\ThumbnailDimension

[manyfew]

Thank you