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galad87 ◴[] No.41406772[source]
macOS on a low dpi screen is mostly full of those kind of issues. I wouldn't recommend using a low dpi screen.
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wruza ◴[] No.41406878[source]
I’ve used fullhd imac/osx for many years until around 2018 and never noticed anything like that. Easier to call it “low dpi issues” now that they destroyed it, I guess ;)
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kalleboo ◴[] No.41406915[source]
2018 was about when they stopped selling the last Mac with a non-Retina display, so that would make sense for when they stopped testing for it.
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1. chrisjj ◴[] No.41409556{4}[source]
You don't stop testing when you stop selling X. You stop testing when you stop supporting X.