Yiannis1970:
so the resolution you pick is going to be scaled up/down to your monitor's native resolution in fullscreen mode.
LOL
My experience with screen resolution is this, 800x600 or larger has jagged edges, larger objects just bigger overall. text is big 1024x768 edges are smoother objects are smaller image is clearer. test is smaller 1920x1080 edges very smooth objects are smaller image is ever clearer. text becomes harder to read without magnification . You can see this on monitors and tvs. If you get up into even higher resolutions things become even clearer and text becomes smaller. this is with changing nothing else other then screen resolution. What you showed on your video, your screen size changed, if it would have stayed the same size text would have been much harder to read. Maybe that is the big difference between running windowed versus full.
Isn't it going to be up/down scaled to what resolution you have your monitor set to? Native is recommened, is it not? If I set game settings to 1920x1080 I can not ding worth a darn(this is where I referenced too percise.) I have mine set to 1600x900 and have to have web papes set to display at 110% to better read the text. My native for both monitor and GPU are both 1920x1080. If I set that I have to set web pages to 150% or higher for reading. In both cases browser full screen fits left to right and top to bottom with a taskbar after stretching. So actually I am not running full screen with browsing, but running a sort of maximized. I don't use the center button top right to maximize as some browsers(Chrome was one on them) would expand to behind the task bar, and at that point, there was no way to grab either the bottom or lower right corner of the screen. My taskbar is always visible, not hidden, when browser. I know this has nothing to do with the new version of WGT, but just thought I would add. I hate having to put glasses on just to read something, such as the green speed on the NV. That should only be a font/style change, providing they left enough spacing in what they have written.