Alinoyan

I stopped using this program and uninstalled it in 2019, and it was *only* because of this UI scaling issue. When 1.9 was released I reinstalled it and I was hopeful that this may have been addressed, but nope. It's still the same, minute text and icons. All the new stuff in 1.9 is appreciated, but what use is it if I can't use them? I cannot understand for the life of me why Serif is refusing to give the user what they need to, well, stay being users. This is a functionality asked for by many - in fact I'd challenge you to show me one other feature that has more requests than the proper UI scaling.... You can't.. Please fix this.

I stopped using this program and uninstalled it in 2019, *only* because of this UI scaling issue. When 1.9 was released I reinstalled it and I was hopeful that this may have been addressed, but nope. It's still the same, minute text and icons. All the new stuff in 1.9 is appreciated, but what use is it if I can't use them? I cannot understand for the life of me why Serif is refusing to give the user what they need to, well, stay being users. This is a functionality asked for by many - in fact I'd challenge you to show me one other feature that has more requests than the proper UI scaling.... You can't.. Please fix this.

I wish Affinity product managers realized how large of a bang for buck they'd get with the usability enhancements (fixes?) like this one. Releasing new functionality is great but if I can't see the darn buttons my screen, does it matter how cool or good is the new function? Your investment into it is wasted because I am not going to be able to use it.

Thank you.

I have a 3440x1440 widescreen monitor. Buttons, tabs, sliders, and anything to click on in Affinity Photo application's user interface all come up rather small for my aging eyes - so much so that I can't tell what tool is what. Is there a setting or a clever way to make them bigger, without messing around with the Windows' own desktop scaling? Thanks.