Just bought a 2k monitor, and the user interface is really small, so I tried to change the screen resolution in System Preferences (Scaled) to 1080p, the user interface did become larger, however, the text is blurry.
So I was wondering if there is a way to magnify the user interface without reducing the screen resolution.
(eg: In Windows settings)
Thanks.
MacBook Pro
Thank you, Luis. The Zoom function does help, however, only temporarily if I were changing between applications, files, or windows. It's quite annoying after a while. That's why I was wondering if macOS has a feature to "percentage magnify" the user interface.
I just submitted a request for this feature on "apple.com/feedback", and I hope Apple could roll it out on the next macOS...
You can magnify things in your screen. Look for the options in System Preferences->Accessibility->Zoom.
I sometimes use the scroll gesture in the trackpad while holding down the control key to zoom in.
I don’t think there is. Strangely, perhaps, that is something one can do on an iPhone but not on a mac (unless I’m missing something).
You can use the feedback page to make a request. And if you find a better solution, do let us know.
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