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Originally Posted by Dan23
For those wondering, per whatismyresolution.com, resolution is 1860x2480.
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That site simply takes Browser info. Ignore it.
My screen is really 3840 x 2160 and 23" and 16 x 9. HMDI reports it as 27". The whatismyresolution.com site reports it as 3520 x 1980.
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Note: on mobile devices the resolution info here won't always be correct.
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It's not a database of info from the manufacturers.
It does oddly have a link to more accurate Browser report
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JavaScript screen.width x screen.height = 3520 x 1980
window.devicePixelRatio = 1.0909091234207153 device pixels per CSS pixel
True screen.width x screen.height = 3840 x 2160
JavaScript window.innerWidth x window.innerHeight = 1364 x 1484
window.devicePixelRatio = 1.0909091234207153 device pixels per CSS pixel
True window.innerWidth x window.innerHeight = 1488 x 1619
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But you (or your device) can make your Browser report ficticious figures.
Edit see:
http://dev.jeffersonscher.com/resolution.html
I have user settings in Browser to scale websites as my screen isn't HiDPI but is certainly higher DPI than 96 (what Web assumes). I have my Linux desktop set to 136 dpi, which isn't real either, but suits the Mate Desktop and main programs. Windows used to be able to scale up or down. Now it can only enlarge desktop items (set higher DPI than really exists). On screens with poor max X or Y pixels I might set Desktop DPI as low as 60 so that Windows assuming a minimum 768 height work on a 600 pixel high screen (which might be 7" or 14" physically).