Description
On Windows systems with multiple monitors using different display scaling values, the Phone Island UI is incorrectly repositioned after opening/closing a call. The issue appears to be caused by improper handling of DPI scaling, leading to cumulative offset shifts. Over time, the Phone Island may move partially or completely off-screen.
The problem does not occur on macOS or Linux.
Steps to reproduce
- Use a Windows system with two monitors.
- Set monitor 1 scaling to 125% and monitor 2 scaling to 100%.
- Open NethLink and start a call (Phone Island appears).
- Close the call.
- Repeat opening and closing calls multiple times.
Expected behavior
The Phone Island should consistently appear in the correct position, without shifting regardless of monitor scaling differences.
Actual behavior
The Phone Island shifts position (typically towards bottom-left or bottom-right depending on monitor layout) by a factor proportional to the scaling difference (e.g., 1.25). After multiple iterations, it may move off-screen.
Description
On Windows systems with multiple monitors using different display scaling values, the Phone Island UI is incorrectly repositioned after opening/closing a call. The issue appears to be caused by improper handling of DPI scaling, leading to cumulative offset shifts. Over time, the Phone Island may move partially or completely off-screen.
The problem does not occur on macOS or Linux.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The Phone Island should consistently appear in the correct position, without shifting regardless of monitor scaling differences.
Actual behavior
The Phone Island shifts position (typically towards bottom-left or bottom-right depending on monitor layout) by a factor proportional to the scaling difference (e.g., 1.25). After multiple iterations, it may move off-screen.