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On 01/03/2017 08:00 PM, Utsav Oza
wrote:
Hi,
I was working on Bug 508519
- Give user ability
to choose target size of the rendered page in Browser.
Cool!
While we can
resize browser with different screen resolutions, is
there a way to map the size of browser in (physical
pixels) to virtual pixels, that is independent
of desktop screen size? Screenshot shows that browser of
size 640x1136 pixels, which is a standard smartphone
screen resolution which unfortunately looks quite large on
desktop due to varying pixel density.
As Leo mention, mapping physical and virtual pixel may be a tricky
story. I believe this should be addressed separately or bug 508519.
The idea behing Bug 508519 was more to change the browser size
(physical pixels) to easily get a preview of the web page layout
under different size. I don't think it's that important at the
moment to have size matching the tablet/phone size and to do some
physical/virtual pixel mapping.
That said, if you want to get to that direction, I imagine you could
try to "draw" the browser in an alternative GC and then resize the
content GC to some preferred physical size. But again, I don't think
this should be addressed with high priority for bug 508519.
HTH,
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