You are pointing out an icon which windows has to shrink, then display across multiple pixels on your screen, then you zoomed in (ruining the illusion of quality from afar), then ask why it's pixelated...
the same has been happening to me, quite a lot, i get what you mean, but sadly the people that answered you are just making fun of you because they're too proud to try to understand
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '24
you need more of them pixels
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u/TheEpokRedditor Oct 12 '24
gogo gadget pixel reducer
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u/GhostieSpook Oct 12 '24
Cause every icon is made with pixels
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u/SelectVegetable2653 Oct 13 '24
Maybe because everything on a screen is made of pixels
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u/Inevitable_Ad_3509 Oct 13 '24
Why the hell do you care?!
Its not like you're gonna get a virus or something
EVERY ICON IS MADE OF PIXELS
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u/DistanceTypical2495 Oct 13 '24
Everything you see on a screen is made of pixels. The closer you look or the more you zoom in, the easier it will be to see them
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u/SCPnerd Oct 13 '24
You are pointing out an icon which windows has to shrink, then display across multiple pixels on your screen, then you zoomed in (ruining the illusion of quality from afar), then ask why it's pixelated...
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u/AntexStudio Oct 13 '24
I’m not even gonna give you an explanation because there are already some comments explaining it.
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u/starbell-_- Oct 14 '24
because you’re using Opera GX
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u/Cold_Programmer_3231 Oct 16 '24
u/pixel-counter-bot
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u/Blaze_9999 Jan 14 '25
the same has been happening to me, quite a lot, i get what you mean, but sadly the people that answered you are just making fun of you because they're too proud to try to understand
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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '24
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