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Zoom resets when switching from FULLSCREEN to WINDOWED and vice versa (Windows 11) #2156
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Same on Linux when resizing the window. |
I cannot reproduce this on linux, I don't have windows to test it there. I tried resizing the window and also going fullscreen/windowed many times using F11, both in the accessibility page and in the library screen. Is this issue consistent? like it happens 100% of the times? is there any information in the logs? can you try to right click the icon in the tray > debug > check the |
I was able to reproduce the issue immediately on Heroic v. 2.6.2. My zoom setting is set to 70%. As soon as I resize the window, all UI elements reset to 100%. When I close and restart Heroic, they're at 70% again. It happens 100% of the time. The console tab is not saying anything for me. Funnily enough opening the debug panel also resets the zoom level to 100%. |
I'm having the same issue as @GenocideStomper, but it also happens when I minimize/unminimize the window. |
I can confirm that just like @wsdfhjxc said, minimizing and unminimizing the window also resets the zoom. Edit: Just realized I never gave any info on my system, so here it is: endeavourOS, KDE Plasma, X11, Nvidia GPU, Heroic installed through the AUR (don't have flatpak installed). |
i have absolutely same issue using heroic 2.7.1, installed from releases via "pacman -U ..." Distro: Arch Linux if I change zoom in "Accessibility" to any value other than 100 (for example, 80%, which looks fine), switch to library or somewhere else and resize/minimize/expand heroic window, zoom setting will reset to default value (100), but settings will still show value which I set (80) |
Heroic 2.9.2, still not fixed 2023-10-27_05-34-43.mp4 |
Happened on windows 10, heroic 2.9.2, and still happening in 2.10.0 |
Happens for me on Kubuntu 22.04 (KDE), X11, RTX 4070 exactly in the way itz-me-zappex describes above. |
Came here to report the same thing, but on Fedora 39. Running on sway/Wayland. Any size change to the Heroic window results in the zoom level resetting back to 100% … unless I currently have the Accessibility settings open m) |
This happens 100% of the time for me in arch. I have bspwm, so cant say what other WMs or DEs experience. |
yeah, i still can reproduce that on 2.13.0 as it was on previous versions |
i can also reproduce this on 2.13.0 on Linux (Kubuntu 22.04 LTS) same as all previous versions Looks like this has been reported again in a new open issue/bug #3418 |
Seems fixed with 2.14 👍 |
Still happens for me with 2.14.1 (and it's exactly as alterNERDtive described in the Feb 16 post with 2.13) Steps to reproduce in my situation (slightly different than the title of this issue, though I can test others if necessary):
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Hmm. I never minimize to tray, did it anyway to try and reproduce. Doesn’t reset for me (= works as intended). Fedora, Sway 1.9, Heroic 2.14.1 from copr. I don’t have any global scaling set, if that is relevant. |
Kubuntu 22.04, Cinnamon for DE, no global scaling set in display settings Using heroic_2.14.1_amd64.deb from releases page zoom_reset_on_restore_Heroic.webm |
Well, minimizing to tray did not exhibit the bug … but generally it seems to be back with 2.14.1 :-/ |
Flatpak 2.15.1 - same issues on Mint 22. |
Small update: a) still happens on 2.15.2 and b) you can trigger it by leaving the launcher open when sending the PC to standby. Wake it up, zoom level resets. |
Flatpak 2.15.2 - nope. Issue still exists. Even TWO now:
Video uploaded here: https://file.io/bKB87QjkkuvD |
Describe the bug
Zoom, edited through accessibility settings, resets when switching from FULLSCREEN to WINDOWED and vice versa. I need to edit it again for it to go back to normal.
I'm using windows 11
This does not happen when I'm still in the accessibility settings page
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The zoom should remain the same
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Windows 11
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