What platform are you experiencing this issue on?
Windows
What architecture is your platform?
64-Bit
What version of UWB are you using?
Latest VoltstroUPM Release
What Unity version are you running?
2022.3.10f1
Describe what the issue you are experiencing is.
Need to set the Zoom level for the browser, using the CEF setting as detailed on the API as follows:
https://cefsharp.github.io/api/101.0.x/html/M_CefSharp_WebBrowserExtensions_SetZoomLevel_1.htm#!
Also, in future, other similar "WebBrowserExtensions" set or get calls should be able to be made. How would these be passed through the UWB interface?
Provide reproducible steps for this issue.
Integrate UWB and show any website. Now try to set Zoom level so that the display is scaled to a level more appropriate for a user, for example, imagine a UWB output on part of a 4K display in Unity. How can we zoom in to, say, 120% size to make the controls (e.g. scrollbar) larger and easier to interact with, and text bigger and easier to read?
Any additional info you like to provide?
Nothing specific.
What platform are you experiencing this issue on?
Windows
What architecture is your platform?
64-Bit
What version of UWB are you using?
Latest VoltstroUPM Release
What Unity version are you running?
2022.3.10f1
Describe what the issue you are experiencing is.
Need to set the Zoom level for the browser, using the CEF setting as detailed on the API as follows:
https://cefsharp.github.io/api/101.0.x/html/M_CefSharp_WebBrowserExtensions_SetZoomLevel_1.htm#!
Also, in future, other similar "WebBrowserExtensions" set or get calls should be able to be made. How would these be passed through the UWB interface?
Provide reproducible steps for this issue.
Integrate UWB and show any website. Now try to set Zoom level so that the display is scaled to a level more appropriate for a user, for example, imagine a UWB output on part of a 4K display in Unity. How can we zoom in to, say, 120% size to make the controls (e.g. scrollbar) larger and easier to interact with, and text bigger and easier to read?
Any additional info you like to provide?
Nothing specific.