I'd be more curious about that specific app. Niche bespoke commercial apps have this habit of being permanently stuck on old versions of Qt that don't handle these things as well as the newer versions. And until they are totally broken on Windows, the developers will never be motivated to lift a finger to fix this.
I have no idea if this is the case with P4V, but it absolutely is the case with a few other things I use.
I have no idea if this is the case with P4V, but it absolutely is the case with a few other things I use.