I basically tried everything and searched everywhere, but I can't make google chrome "scale" at the res of 1440p. All the things (Websites as well as UI) are way to small to read and use comfortably. I tried to edit the registry, enable chrome flags that are apparently not available anymore and modify the shortcut start parameters. What am I doing wrong?
(Windows is scaled to a 125%)
(Firefox, Opera and IE scale perfectly btw)
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My clients website and others are appearing hugely zoomed in on Chrome compared to other browsers on WINDOWS only (specifically Microsoft EDGE).
All browsers on Mac OS are displaying the website correctly at the correct scale.
Can anyone help explain what's going on here.
The website is https://emirat.co.uk
I just tried that website on my browsers and it looks the same on everyone...
Stupid question, but it may work: do you maybe have a default zoom for Edge?
EDIT: this is how it looks for me
Since Chrome 71, Chrome started scaling according to the setting the user had in Window, which is not the case for edge. you can force chrome to ignore windows setting by running chrome with:
/high-dpi-support=1 /device-scale-factor=1.125
or set the windows scaling to 100%.
I am trying to debug remote Chrome, the device could be connected, and inspect the tab starts fine.
But in the window of remote debug, everything is a mess. the GUI is terrible, which makes the functionality totally unusable, see picture below:
resize this window or change the resolution is not working.
some times tabs like elements, source, networks could presents, but under the source tab, there is search bar keep presents and covers all area of the codes area.
this is totally not working.
OS: Win7.
PC Chrome version: 63.0.3239.108 (Official Build) (64-bit)
I don't think this should related to Mobile Chrome or android version.
Is there any possible reason for this?
I think Chrome is a widely using browser this can't be a formal released bug for Chrome, right?
I have a Windows Phone (a Nokia Lumia) from which I recently encountered an issue. I can't zoom (pinch zoom) or navigate (scrolling with the finger) using Google Maps. It was possible I believe last week or the week before that, but now it's not working anymore.
I can't recall any updates issued in between last working date and now, nor have I fiddled with any options.
I saw in a thread that one could use the options in the browser in order to enable zooming. But this option is not present for me. I use Internet Explorer.
Based from this thread, if it was determined that you are on a desktop version or IE, it will allow zooming to be controlled by mouse. Touch won't work at all. I also found this blog which states that:
The mobile Web version of Google Maps is optimized for WebKit browsers such as Chrome and Safari. However, since Internet Explorer is not a WebKit browser, Windows Phone devices are not able to access Google Maps for the mobile Web.
The desktop version of Google Maps works just fine in these browsers. It's one thing for Google to say the mobile site isn't tested or supported in the mobile browsers, but the desktop version, at least, shouldn't be off-limits. The desktop version may not be ideal in a mobile browser, but it does work.
When these PDFs are opened in browser in Google Chrome the colours are changed drastically, but when opened in another browser or opened in Preview on Mac the colours go back to normal.
It also doesnt occur in some other languages.
You can see in the screenshot below what it should display (top) and what it is displaying (bottom).
The first page consists of a single large JPEG2000 compressed image: 8 bit indexed color, 1276 x 1790 pixels.
A quick look at a comparison of browsers shows Chrome does not support JPEG2000 (officially at least, since you still got to see something).
There seem to be some plugins that add JPEG2000 support to Chrome, but
that is a local solution, it does not fix the issue for all users; and
Chrome uses its own internal PDF renderer, so it might not work "inside" PDFs.
I've been trying to make an audio tag work in as many different browser/OS combinations as possible. Here's the simple snippet of code I am using:
<div class="audioPlayer"><audio src="http://2ndbc.org/podcasts/2013.09.29.m4a" controls=""></audio>
<p>Download this podcast.</p></div>
This works great in Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7, Safari 6.x on OS X 10.8 and Chrome on OS X. I'm also told it works fine on the latest Chrome and Firefox on Windows 7. However, it doesn't seem to work with Firefox or Chrome on Windows XP. I don't have access to an Android phone, but I was also told by one person that it didn't work on Android. I've tried both M4A/AAC and MP3 files. (As far as I can tell, it should work now that Firefox can support MP3 files.)
I'm hoping I can come up with a solution that lets me avoid using a Flash-based player -- just to keep things simple, yet compatible with any current version browser.