In the case of the MacBook Pro with Retina display, the device pixel ratio is 2. This ratio tells developers how many times larger than normal an image must be to take advantage of all the pixels the display has to offer. If anybody has any ideas about fixing this, please let me know, I would really appreciate it. The MacBook Pro with Retina display presents a new challenge for desktop web development: the device pixel ratio. I've looked through several other threads and tried several different solutions, but nothing is working. I've looked through several threads, such as this one, which I tried, ( ), but it didn't work. Once the macbook pro is closed, and the router is restarted, all the other computers can once again browse, but as soon as I try to connect with the pro, everything shuts down again.
I've tried several fixes, power cycling, changing the IP address, using proxies, running network diagnostics, nothing has produced any results. Interestingly enough, Skype works on both macs, but the browser is disrupted. However, all the computers show full strength connection, but the browsers won't connect. The router is working fine for 3 other computers, 2 PCs and one macbook, but as soon as I try to connect with the mbook pro, it disrupts the whole network, and the IP warning, one IP address being shared, pops up. Airport says that everything is connected properly, full strength, but the browser says there is no internet connection. My macbook pro will not connect to the internet through the web browsers.
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