iTunes 12.3.3 fonts size are now way too BIG!

Have you tried my "solution" ? Check it out in one of my comments.

Now I know that it's not W7 exclusive because you report the same issue with W8.1.

I said I wasn't going to upgrade to W10 but I finally did it because I needed to install a program that required that OS.

Does W8.1 have that "XP style" option to uncheck? If so, why don't you give it a try? It won't mess anything and you can go back and check it again if you find something wrong.

Like I said, I used to have W7 a few days ago but I went straight to W10 (I guess I'll never know what W8 and W8.1 were really like).

My suggestion, once again: try to uncheck that "XP style" option (if you have it) or upgrade to W10 for free.

W10 doesn't have that XP option and I assume it's hidden and unchecked (according to its behaviour when I use 125% font size).

I will always use that size because I hate tiny fonts. Also, I use font renderers to make fonts look like they should. I used GDIPP on W7 and now I'm using MacType on W10.

My biggest complaint for Microsoft has always been the awful and useless font rendering (ClearType *****).

So, in the mean time, while you wait for Apple to fix this (maybe they'll never do that) you can try my suggestions.

See ya!

Unchecking the "Use Windows XP style DPI Scaling" in the Windows 7 "Display/Make text larger or smaller/ Set custom" menu has worked for me.

Same for me

Unfortunately, this solution won't work with Windows 8.1, as this option has been removed. There is an option to "disable display scaling on high DPI settings", but I've tried this and it doesn't fix the font issue, even after clearing the iTunes cache. If anyone knows how to disable the XP style DPI scaling on Windows 8.1 or any other solution (other than changing the system font to 100%), I'm open to suggestions. Again, like others in the post I don't want to change the font to 100% across the board as it makes all of the other text unreadable for me.

I have Windows 10 Pro and I have a DPI scaling of 125%, and I have the same problems as seen in the first screenshots of this thread.

I had a life chat with apple. After 4 or 5 times transferring to someone who could fix the problem (not), I gave up. These persons didn't understand the problem. I even linked them to this forum post, to tell them that there where other people with the same problems in the iTunes store. More people with the same kind of print screens. But nothing. They closed the call. I think they don't care about windows users anymore.

I bought ALL my music on iTunes. But now, I even can not see the top 50 of my country. So Bye Bye iTunes. And here we come Spotify.

By the way. I think it's the build in browser. The iTunes Store is the only part of iTunes that has problems with these DPI scaling. The iTunes store is the only part that is browser based. Probably a lighter version of Safari or so. In the passed, chrome and fireworks had the same problems. And they had noticed it, and fixed it relatively fast.

I hope apple will see that they are going to loose money with this, and that they should fix it.

Yeah the Apple Music section is messed up for me as well. I never noticed it before because I'm not using Apple Music at the moment. I really hope Apple fixes this in the next update.

This thread was started six weeks ago. Still no update to fix this yet????

Unfortunatey there is no update. I have got a message from iTunes store support to contact Apple support for help. But as it was mentioned here before, they do not understand the problem. I have Win 8.1 and the XP DPI function does not exist, so any further suggestions what we can do now ??

The apple tech support I spoke with told me to delete all itunes components and revert back to the Itunes version before this last update. I am waiting for the next up and I'll see if it works. if not... i'll be reverting back to the previous version which worked fine.

I'm also having the exact same issues!

Nothing has changed for me so I've stopped buying music from iTunes. Maybe I'll send them an email and ask for a refund of the credit I have due as a result of their incompetent coding for Windows users.