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Update to CEF 137.0.4

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Salvador Díaz Fau
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<code>type TCefDisplayRef = class(<a class="normal" href="uCEFBaseRefCounted.TCefBaseRefCountedRef.html">TCefBaseRefCountedRef</a>, <a class="normal" href="uCEFInterfaces.ICefDisplay.html">ICefDisplay</a>)</code></p>
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This class typically, but not always, corresponds to a physical display connected to the system. A fake Display may exist on a headless system, or a Display may correspond to a remote, virtual display. All size and position values are in density independent pixel (DIP) coordinates unless otherwise indicated. Methods must be called on the browser process UI thread unless otherwise indicated. </p>
<p>This interface typically, but not always, corresponds to a physical display connected to the system. A fake Display may exist on a headless system, or a Display may correspond to a remote, virtual display. All size and position values are in density independent pixel (DIP) coordinates unless otherwise indicated. Methods must be called on the browser process UI thread unless otherwise indicated.
<p>For details on coordinate systems and usage see <a href="https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/wiki/GeneralUsage#markdown">https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/wiki/GeneralUsage#markdown</a>- header-coordinate-systems
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Returns this Display's device pixel scale factor. This specifies how much the UI should be scaled when the actual output has more pixels than standard displays (which is around 100~120dpi). The potential return values differ by platform. </p>
Returns this Display's device pixel scale factor. This specifies how much the UI should be scaled when the actual output has more pixels than standard displays (which is around 100~120dpi). The potential return values differ by platform. Windowed browsers with 1.0 zoom will have a JavaScript `window.devicePixelRatio` value matching the associated Display's get_device_scale_factor() value. </p>
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