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When opening an image in FastPathology in MacOS, the image is only visible in a quarter of the usual space:
When zooming on the tissue, it zooms on the point that would be there if the image was taking the full size, and not the actual visible point.
Resizing the main window actually fixes the bug, until next restart. System:
OS and version: MacOS 12.6.8
Could be an issue with MacOS big resolution adding a "device pixel ratio" of 2?
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Yes, this is a known bug on macOS. Resizing does indeed fix the issue (until next restart), but of course it would be better if this just worked out-of-the-box, @smistad.
When opening an image in FastPathology in MacOS, the image is only visible in a quarter of the usual space:
When zooming on the tissue, it zooms on the point that would be there if the image was taking the full size, and not the actual visible point.
Resizing the main window actually fixes the bug, until next restart.
System:
Could be an issue with MacOS big resolution adding a "device pixel ratio" of 2?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: