Icon sizes

It has been a year or two since I first reported this problem, but it's still there. I have a Retina display on my iMac, and an Apple Cinema display as a 2nd monitor. When I view BaseCamp on my 2nd monitor, the folder icons are huge and overlapping. When I move the window to my Retina display, the icons are fine. Since my Cinema display is my main monitor, it's annoying.

0 DRTBYK over 8 years ago

Just curious, are you running OS X 10.11.1 (El Capitan)?

0 mgasser over 8 years ago

No, Yosemite.

Just curious, are you running OS X 10.11.1 (El Capitan)?

0 Wurth over 8 years ago

Sorry, we've been trying to get to this issue for a while. I'll be looking into this for the 4.6 release.

0 DRTBYK over 8 years ago

No, Yosemite.

I had the problem until I updated to El Capitan. No more BIG Icons at least.

0 muppix over 6 years ago

Any updates to this? 2 years on and I'm still seeing this issue.

0 mad_hungarian over 6 years ago

Any updates to this? 2 years on and I'm still seeing this issue.

LOL..... Garmin left. Nobody is working on Basecamp. Or any of their other mac software for that matter. I have a Garmin Alpha and TT-15 and trying to update their firmware is a joke on me.

0 stewa285 over 6 years ago

A bit alarming that such a simple problem hasn't been adressed yet.
A simple workaround is to close the lid of the laptop when opening basecamp. The problem will then be "reversed"; Normal size icons on the main screen and half sized icons on the retina screen on the laptop.

0 primussucks over 3 years ago

Just stopped by to say that this problem still exists (june 2020)

OS 10.15.15

Dual monitor setup

0 0x3D6139 over 3 years ago in reply to primussucks

OK great. See you again in three years.

0 Stephen16w over 3 years ago

It happened to me when running 2x 28” Samsung monitors (1 DisplayPort, 1 HDMI) off my late 2013 13” MacBook Pro. After I upgraded to a 2019 15” and a dual HDMI adapter the problem went away. It could have been due to the different video stream types so, if you can, try changing the video from DisplayPort to HDMI or vice-versa.