Doc - High-DPI support is now enabled by default in Chromium

[amaitland]

Starting in M108 High-DPI support is now enabled by default in Chromium.

Additionally, as a refactor to move responsibility out of the embedder
this change moves the existing EnableHighDPISupport calls in
chrome_exe_main_win.cc into the respective GpuMain &
BrowserMainRunnerImpl for the GPU & Browser processes.

chromiumembedded/cef#3452

[amaitland]

For WPF the default would appear to be still System aware, WPF must be setting that somewhere internally (which makes sense as that's the default that WPF uses). So setting via the app.manifest is still required.

[amaitland]

M111 will be the first version to rely on the Chromium default. The BrowserSubProcess no longer has app.manifest entries for DPI Awareness. Setting the DPI Awareness programmatically looks like it also influences the GPU process. See #2927 (comment)

[UweKeim]

I want to continue using CefSharp in a WinForms app that is currently not yet capable of running in High-DPI mode.

Is there still a way to fall back to non-High-DPI mode?

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Update 1

It seems that disabling High-DPI through the application manifest did not help.

Instead, I removed all High-DPI related stuff from the manifest and instead did call the following right at the beginning of my application:

SetProcessDpiAwarenessContext(DPI_AWARENESS_CONTEXT_UNAWARE);

So far, it seems that this works.

(Context: I'm using CefSharp as "self-hosted" in a .NET 7 WinForms application, 64-bit)