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macOS: Whole UI is shrunk into a small portion (1/4) of window #4150

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jaekyeom opened this issue Dec 11, 2017 · 6 comments
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macOS: Whole UI is shrunk into a small portion (1/4) of window #4150

jaekyeom opened this issue Dec 11, 2017 · 6 comments

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@jaekyeom
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jaekyeom commented Dec 11, 2017

Steps to reproduce

  1. Just launch Telegram Desktop

Expected behaviour

Just fine

Actual behaviour

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The whole UI of tdesktop is displayed in a small portion (1/4) of the window (despite the screenshot here, it's the same after unlocking it).
Besides, mouse clicks work in the window coordinate space, not in this shrunk coordinate space (i.e. I have to anticipate which is where in order to click something)

ADDITIONAL INFO:
I'm using an external monitor.
I just figured out a temporary fix for this issue: moving the window to macbook's display and bring it back to the external display.
But after relaunch, it's broken again.

Configuration

Operating system: macOS Sierra 10.12.6

Version of Telegram Desktop: 1.2

Used theme: Ubuntu theme, and the default theme. The same.

@john-preston
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@jaekyeom Hi. Thanks for your report.

So you have a retina macbook and an external non-retina display. If you launch the app and it appears on the macbook screen first (for example because it was closed -- quitted -- being on macbook screen) it shows normally?

If you drag an already launched app it shows normally?

And only time when it shows incorrectly is when you launch it and it first appears on the external screen?

@jaekyeom
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jaekyeom commented Dec 11, 2017

@john-preston
Thank you for the reply.

So you have a retina macbook and an external non-retina display.

Yes.

If you launch the app and it appears on the macbook screen first (for example because it was closed -- quitted -- being on macbook screen) it shows normally?

Yes.

If you drag an already launched app it shows normally?

I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but dragging a window that already became normal doesn't make it broken, and dragging/resizing a broken one only inside the external display doesn't fix it. Dragging a broken window to macbook's screen fixes it.

And only time when it shows incorrectly is when you launch it and it first appears on the external screen?

Yes.

@john-preston
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Unfortunately I don't have Sierra to test, I can't reproduce that on High Sierra :(

@john-preston
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@jaekyeom Will you be able to test a special build of the app where I'll try to fix that? Please contact me at https://t.me/preston and I'll send you such a special version when it'll be ready.

@jaekyeom
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@john-preston Okay! And, in case this makes things easier (e.g. to look for the commit made this change), version 1.1.23 was fine.

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