mine looks the same on every version

my brave and chromium are the same as chrome

can you try to put "Toolkit.autoScale = false" before "Toolkit.init"

see if that does anything

that seems to have fixed it!

weird... can you trace out

Screen.instance.dpi

on each browser... or

lime.system.System.getDisplay(0).dpi

looks like lime is reporting different dpis for your browsers

yes

DPI in firefox is 172 and DPI in chrome is 192 for both traces

same DPI is reported regardless of whether or not autoScale is false

weird... wonder how it can report different dpis :/

I have no idea, linux appears to do the same

are there any negative side effects from setting autoScale to false?

not really for a browser app, it just means it wont try and auto scale the UI based on DPI

which its gotten wrong anyway

are you on a retina display?

yes

i wonder how best to detect retina on lime / openfl / flixel

I think it might be an issue with chrome on macOS and linux...waiting for confirmation from a collaborator using linux on a 1080p display

anyone here who has build android apps with Haxeui using xml ?

ive built test apps using haxeui-openfl, haxeui-kha and haxeui-android...

ahh cool ... I'm using haxeui-openfl ... I'm a beginner by the way 😅 ... html5 and linux apps works, but I have a problem with the android screen size. What I have to do, that my layout (e.g. the base fits to the smartphone screen size ? I can only see the top left corner of my app.

<vbox width="100%" height="100%">

should work

thats what I have but it doesnt work ... I have absolute values for width and height for some components inside the vbox ... I think something like that is forbidden there or ??? Are there also special configurations inside the project.xml ?

do you have an example? Generally you probably dont want to use fixed values if the screen size can change

e.g. this .. the vbox has 100% but the labels inside have absolute values to fit the font size (no newline)

xml
<vbox style="padding:50px;background-color: #212121;" width="100%" height="100%">
  <hbox style="padding:10px" horizontalAlign="center">
    <label width="100"  text="Joule [J]"/>
    <label id="J_output" width="100" text="0"/>
  </hbox>
  <hbox style="padding:10px" horizontalAlign="center">
    <label width="100" text="Kilojoule [KJ]"/>
    <label id="KJ_output" width="100" text="Joule [J]"/>
  </hbox>
</vbox>

I was afraid that absolute values could cause a problem ... I just have no idea how to keep chars, fonts and elements variable and get a good layout

any of these kinda options?

(sounds like you might just want to use a grid tbh)