ChromeĪs for Google Chrome, development to make their browser ‘shine’ on retina display is already under way.
#Search for text on mac update#
You’d proably need to update to their latest browser for the changes to take effect.
#Search for text on mac pro#
Firefoxįirefox is reported to be working on temporary fixes to cater to MacBook Pro users. In fact, we’ve stumbled upon some temporary fixes that can help improve your experience with the new MacBook Pro with retina display. It’s now up to developers to update their apps to take advantage of the much-sharper retina display. Is there a solution to this problem? Yes and No (or not yet). Can you stand reading blurry text all day long? Compare that to a view on Chrome or Firefox and you’ll have no such luck. Fonts are properly rendered and looking crisp-sharp as ever on Safari. To get an idea the extent of the change, check out the image shown below. The entire browsing experience is now a major turn-off.
Designers will see that images aren’t sharp at 100% and for web surfers using Chrome or Firefox, they’d see pixelated fonts and less-than optimum images. That means that non-native apps that we use on a regular basis like Chrome, Firefox, Photoshop, MS Office etc that have yet to update their apps display now suffer from blurry text and low-quality graphics. Everything looks better on 2880 x 1800 pixels but here’s where we face a problem, third-party apps now look worse on the new MacBook Pro than they did when viewed on the previous Macbooks. WIth more than 5 million pixels packed into a 15.4-inch display, Apple’s latest crowning achievement in its notebook line, the MacBook Pro with retina display has raised the bar for its competitors, making everything on the screen more vibrant and sharper than ever.
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