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After restoring the screensaver, the Thunderbird window will change to a smaller size.

JiSeob — Tue, 14 Jan 2025 15:41:45 GMT

I have a monitor with a good resolution,
I use the default scaling of 150% because of the high resolution.
But when I wake up from the screensaver,
Thunderbird has changed to a smaller window size.
It seems like the window size changes to fit the resolution when the screen saver is activated,
when the screen is restored, the window size is not restored to fit the 150% scale,
the window is not resized to 150% magnification when the screen is restored.
Other windows like chrome browser, look fine when restored from the screensaver,
Thunderbird is the only window that doesn't restore its size.
Can this be adjusted?

Re: After restoring the screensaver, the Thunderbird window will change to a smaller size.

JiSeob — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 01:23:25 GMT

I uninstalled the Thunderbird program and reinstalled it.
and it seems to be working fine.
But sometimes it doesn't restore,
but sometimes it seems to work.
Thanks.

Re: After restoring the screensaver, the Thunderbird window will change to a smaller size.

MarcelReijnen — Fri, 17 Jan 2025 12:35:52 GMT

I have the same problem with a 4K screen and 150% enlagement. Uninstalling and installing thunderbird does not solve the problem for me.

Re: After restoring the screensaver, the Thunderbird window will change to a smaller size.

MarcelReijnen — Fri, 17 Jan 2025 12:38:28 GMT

Firefox has the same problem. I didn't have that on windows 10.

Re: After restoring the screensaver, the Thunderbird window will change to a smaller size.

BugZorro — Fri, 14 Nov 2025 05:09:24 GMT

On Thunderbird, while reading an important email in a specific folder, the screensaver kicks in, and when the screensaver gets kicked out Thunderbird has closed the important email and is highlighting a different email in the list, a couple of lines below where you want to be.