I just booted up and it was like this, everything is zoomed in, but only in Chrome. Even the menu's in chrome are huge. Is this normal? How can I bring this back to normal?  Here is a picture.
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Last night, I updated my version of Google Chrome from 43.0.2357.81-1 to 43.0.2357.124-1. The most visible change is that the UI elements are way too large. Here's a comparison with Chrome (top), Firefox (center) and my system fonts (bottom); only Chrome is wrong:    This isn't a page zoom issue. Chrome thinks my zoom is at 100%. I can shrink the page elements by zooming out, but the UI is still too large.  I can fix this by launching Chrome with the --force-device-scale-factor flag. However, this isn't really a great fix; I'd have to change my launcher shortcuts and any programs that launch Chrome (e.g., web servers that auto-launch a browser, like Racket's). Using this flag also causes Chrome to start with a very small window size.  I checked in chrome://flags and didn't see anything interesting matching the grep for "scale."  If relevant, my desktop environment is Cinnamon on Linux Mint 17.1 64-bit. My screen resolution is 1920×1080, on a normal 14-inch (157 dpi) display.
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I know it will be hard for you to tell on desktop because the resolution is so high, but the clickable text in the upper left, the icons on the upper right, and the navigation buttons at the bottom are all tiny. I have to squint to read the tags, I can't reasonably tap any navigation button except for Next without zooming, and selecting the achievements dialog, etc. is all very difficult. It seems to me that this would not be terribly difficult to change, so I am posting this feature request. I'm using a relatively large Samsung phone (Note 8), so I can imagine it would be worse on smaller phones.  Edit: I see from posted images that the responsive design on other phones looks nothing like mine. I'm wondering if it has something to do with the high resolution  where it thinks it is bigger than it is, or it's picking the wrong sizes because it's a tiny bit over some size threshold, in which case this would be a bug.
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So I just installed Ubuntu 16.04 on my Dell XPS 13. When I get to the login screen it starts at 3200x1800 for a quick second, then I get a way lower resolution like 800x600 but as soon as I login it adjusts to 3200x1800. How would I get 3200x1800 permanently on my login screen? I didn't have this issue on 14.04.
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I was messing around with chrome://flags/, and don't remember all the changes I made. Now I want to get it back to its default state.  Since I use Sync, does reinstalling Chrome do it? Or better yet, is there a way to do it without reinstalling?
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I don't expect that any user should have noticed this, since only guests will see them.  Well, it seems that the Stack Overflow welcome splash, containing the basic info of the site, is cropped from the bottom.    Please don't mind the sides, I cropped them to fit on the screen. Just on the bottom is my concern.
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I scaled the UI from the display menu. Now it is way too big and I can't get to the slider to reset it.  Any ideas how I can change the scaling in Unity back to default without accessing the settings menu??  I tried   dconf reset -f /org/unity    with no luck.
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It appears that on Server Fault and Super User, the navigation bar and question title have suddenly become misplaced. The same does not occur on SO and mSO, nor on any of the other SE sites I spot-checked.  This is being seen in both Chrome and Firefox and just began occurring within the last few minutes.      What it should look like:      While this was fixed for a few hours, it has returned as of 22:05.
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When I open Google Chrome on Ubuntu 14.04, it opens a new window on a different launcher icon (I have Chrome in my Launcher pinned) and the title of the window is a tab that I don't have open any more. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Google Chrome.
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This is a distinct question from   I want to get rid of the "Look Up x" contextual menu in Chrome:  How can it be done?
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In reviewing a post in the reopen queue, I came across the following.        (The review in question is )  I don't see anything jumping out at me as a cause, so it could be browser related (just a wild guess though)  Browser: Chrome 43.0.2357.132 m OS: Windows 8.1
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is looking bad right now. No errors in the console, but the following files have no content:         The CSS on another subdomain works fine though:
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I have an HiDPI screen on my laptop. Nautilus was great until now.  See how it is now:   It can look ok for you but on fullscreen on my computer, the text is so small it's unreadable. I don't know how to fix that, the only thing I did is installing java8 (but I don't think it's related).  Any thought about ?
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When I search in applications of Gnome for Chrome, I get two entries: the left one in the picture is OK with a high resolution icon, the right one has a low resolution icon.  I couldn't figure out where the second one is coming from. Does anyone have an idea?  I would like to remove it.
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After an update to both Windows 10 and Chrome (51.0.2704.103), my default browser has cleared:    and clicking the "+" button to choose the default only gives me the option of Edge and Firefox:    Does any one know why this is or what I can do to fix it?
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In XFCE4 desktop environments, alt+scroll wheel zooms my entire desktop. I'm finding this very annoying because sometimes I flick the scroll wheel to go to the top of a document then press the alt key for a some unrelated keyboard shortcut and find myself zoomed in so far I can't see anything at all. Is there any way to disable this feature?
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Every time I switch into Full Screen (F11) in chrome it says "You've gone full screen. Exit Full Screen (F11)".   Can I disable this from showing up? I know how to exit full screen.
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Just noticed a minor css issue on this question:    The related questions on the right hand side have some overlapping text in Chrome:        (This only applies to this very site, Meta Stack Exchange)