Genie program runs in a tiny non-resizable window on a Dell XPS 15 laptop running Windows 10. It is unusable unless drastic reduction in resolution. Any fix for this?
Re: Genie Program runs in a tiny non-resizable window
I just saw the thread about using the http://www.routerlogin.net web site and it works fine. So problem solved or at least a good alternative solution. Does the iPhone app do the same thing as Genie?
That's not a "website" as most people understand it, something out there on the web. It is just the local browser interface that gets you into the local controls for the hardware. It works, and has to, even without an internet connection.
Many people prefer the browser interface to the desktop genie app because it offers more control over what is going on in.
Re: Genie Program runs in a tiny non-resizable window
The probem is not the high res display - the root of the issue does start with the ****id Windows configuration these systems are delivered for scaling up things to huge font and graphics size. The deeper sense of a high res display is to show more of everything, and not scale up 200, 300 or 400%. Enough that some Web destroyers are scaling up Web pages like this community beyond all odds, so we have to scale down the browser (as I don't want to read the display from 10 meters away, just when sitting in the front of the computer).
Microsoft does suggest some 100% or 125% on some high density displays for a reason. But yes, the Apps should be workable and adopt even to silly configurations.
Convinced we discussed this not so long ago already in this community.
