Welcome to the forum, fleg, and thanks for mentioning this problem.
We've heard about it from one other customer and have looked into it, but there currently is no support in 1Password for Windows for other DPI settings than Normal (96 DPI).
We apologize for the inconvenience and hope that you can achieve the desired effect through a combination of other Windows display settings.
there currently is no support in 1Password for Windows for other DPI settings than Normal (96 DPI).
Actually, we do support large fonts (DPI other than Normal) - but some of the UI elements (such as the hyperlink in this screen shot above) might not be perfect. This is not a show stopper, though.
Sorry for the lack of specificity. By "no support" I meant "no full support" or "only partial support" or "support with incomplete success."
I didn't mean to imply that 1Password wouldn't work at other DPI settings—just that you might not be able to read everything on the screen at other DPI settings.
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We've heard about it from one other customer and have looked into it, but there currently is no support in 1Password for Windows for other DPI settings than Normal (96 DPI).
We apologize for the inconvenience and hope that you can achieve the desired effect through a combination of other Windows display settings.
Actually, we do support large fonts (DPI other than Normal) - but some of the UI elements (such as the hyperlink in this screen shot above) might not be perfect. This is not a show stopper, though.
I didn't mean to imply that 1Password wouldn't work at other DPI settings—just that you might not be able to read everything on the screen at other DPI settings.
Thanks for the clarification, Stefan!