there are just %90, %75, and smaller values  %90 setting is too big and %75 setting is too small for me.  How can i set chrome default page zoom setting to %80?    edit:   chrome version : Version 31.0.1650.57 mac os x Version 10.9 screen resolution : 1920 x 1080
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In IE 9 you can type in whatever number you want to get the perfect zoom but in Chrome all I see is the + and - in the drop menu.  How do I choose a custom zoom and set it as the default?
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In Chrome, the default print margins are narrow. I would like the default to be wider.  Is there a way to make them wider?
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I tend to keep my Chrome zoomed to 90% (it gives me more real estate on my work monitor. When I do the layout on , it breaks (see the image below).      `
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I'm a web developer and I love Photoshop but unfortunately I have some design mock-ups sent over to me in Illustrator. When I viewed the document at 100% the text isn't even legible on my monitor. At 150% things looks like they could be an actual web page and everything is clear.  I'm thinking the designer used a screen resolution that really doesn't convert well for web.  How can I view/change the document's screen resolution to say, 72ppi from whatever it is now?  If you think I'm asking the wrong question then here is an alternate: How can I figure out what width (in pixels) the designer actually intended for design?
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Running Unity on my desktop (2*20" LCD displays), I initiated a standard daily update on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS today and Google Chrome updated itself to Version 35.0.1916.114.  The URL address bar input now shows IMO a too larger font size which then proceeds to auto show in green. I prefer the smaller font size and have no need for 'gooey slime green' auto complete font colours. Any advice on how to revert back to smaller, generic Address font styling.  I use both FF and Chrome for numerous tasks, Chrome being my primary browser and I've checked my system Unity 'default' theme (Ambiance! LOL.. yes I'm tired of that also).  Thanks for sharing.
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I have a MacBook Pro with Touch Bar. I plugged in my external 1080p display (HP 25bw) in clamshell mode and it almost works great - except the screen is too large for the monitor. My dock is too far down off the edge, and my menu is too far up.  For example, when I took the attached screenshot, the Chrome window fills the entire screen I can see:  I have checked and the display options are using native resolution of the monitor (1920x1080 @60hz).  Does anyone have any suggestions for me? Thanks so much.  Note: For any with this same monitor model in the future, thanks to @bmike I found the steps for disabling overscan for this particular monitor model here:
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I got the following parameters:  Width and height of Map: 450px, 560px  units : 'meters'  maxExtent : new OpenLayers.Bounds(806677.9759,802420.9858,8876817.5647,853497.8186405064)  resolutions: [199.51887828322785, 99.75943914161392, 49.87971957080696,  24.93985978540348, 12.46992989270174, 6.23496494635087, 3.117482473175435,  1.5587412365877176, 0.7793706182938588, 0.3896853091469294, 0.1948426545734647,  0.09742132728673235, 0.048710663643366174, 0.024355331821683087, 0.012177665910841544, 0.006088832955420772, 0.003044416477710386, 0.001522208238855193]  numZoomLevels: 18  OpenLayers.DOTS_PER_INCH = 90.71428571428572;   Who inspire me how to calculate the scale of current Zoom Level?
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Can anyone provide me with a link (or some details) on the actual ratio to "zoom level" figures for Google Maps?  e.g. Google Maps Level 13 = 1:20000
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A couple of days ago I noticed that for all websites, chrome omits from the address bar the protocol and the subdomain if it is www. My co-workers report that they are not seeing this. Chrome version is 67.0.3396.87.  For example, if I type into the address bar https://www.google.com (without the quotes), Chrome immediately displays the chip "Secure" followed by google.com. See attached screenshots.      I have looked in vain for Chrome settings that affect this, plus the chrome://flags page and chrome://net-internals page.  I did not do anything consciously to make this change.  Any ideas?  EDIT: Suggestion from MrWhite that Ominbox UI Hide Stead-State URL Scheme and Trivial Subdomains had become enabled: good suggestion, except that the setting is still at “Default.” See screenshot:    However, as a shot in the dark, I am going to play with the setting to see what happens.  First I set it to “Disabled.” That restored the previous behavior of the address bar, which is to not to hide the protocol and “trivial subdomains.” Then I changed it back to “Default,” and it was hiding them again. One would suspect that somehow the default has been changed, except that co-workers are not reporting this issue.  Oh, well. I’ll just leave it as Disabled for now.  I would be ready to accept the answer from MrWhite, because it provides a workaround. Yet will leave it open for a bit longer, because it does not really answer why this behavior has changed, and why it has to be overridden.  EDIT 2: Chrome version is 67.0.3396.87.
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Is there a way to disable Chrome's custom window skinning such that it lets the OS draw standard window title bars, borders, etc, in the style I have configured the OS to draw such things with?  I didn't spend all that time with the control panel setting a window style that pleases me just to have applications decide that they know better than me how I want my windows to look. As a practical matter, having each application decide for itself which color cues to use to show "this is the active window" becomes very confusing.  Alternatively, is there a tool somewhere that reads the Windows 7 color and window style settings and produces a Chrome theme that imitates them?
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This has been bugging me on Windows 7 as well, and much to my chagrin Microsoft didn't bother addressing that issue in Windows 8. Take this image for example:   (Click to open original unaltered image.)  It's made for retina Macbooks, so naturally it's being downscaled when setting it as wallpaper on my 1680x1050 screen. Windows 8 manages to make it look terrible, see this screenshot:    Is there any way of making Windows always use the original image, not some JPGized-to-hell version of it?
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If I open up many tabs in Chrome, the Tabs start to shrink. This is usually a normal behavior if the tabs would use the whole availible space, BUT in my case the tabs shrink too much. They don't use up the whole availible space anymore, but only go until somwhere at three quarters of the window. The more tabs I open, the larger the availible space gets until it reaches a maximum. This strikes me as somewhat not so normal.  Another funny thing is, if I use a second Monitor to extend my Desktop, Tabs will be smaller on the second Desktop and will only fill half the availible space from the beginning. For example right now I have 6 tabs open, which fill out approximately half the availible space. If I open more tabs, only the tab size reduces. This has not been like that when I first installed the browser.  This is what it looks like:    Is there any solution for this?   I hereby explicitly mean NO extensions. I found enough extensions to handle tabs. I just want them to behave normally without any of those tab-extensions. Re-Installing Chrome does NOT work, I tried that.
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While using 10.04 and the previous versions I used to put Ctrl+F6 to zoom in and subsequently Ctrl+F7 to zoom out. Now (using 11.10, Unity) I can't even find the options to zoom in and zoom out in the "keyboard shortcuts". I tried "the Magnifier" in the Compiz but really can't understand what is going on right there. There is simple question I would like to ask:   What to do so as to be able to zoom in with Ctrl+F6 and zoom out with Ctrl+F7?
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My laptop's 1920x1080 screen has been damaged and about 150 of the leftmost columns are not working. It will be a few weeks before I can replace it, so I would like to change my settings so it doesn't use those columns (I'm on Windows 10, BTW).  Ideally, I'd like to have a 1770x1080 resolution with an offset of 75px to the right from the center, which means only those columns would be cropped.  I tried using the tools suggested on both answers to , but had similar errors on unsupported/invalid settings.  My guess is that I cannot pass these settings as loosely as I'd like, but I could not pinpoint exactly what rules they need to follow.  Any hints on how this should be done or even if there's another better approach for the problem is very much appreciated, thank you.
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A question I've had in my head since I first saw screenshots of the display preference pane on the new Retina MBP is this: Can it be made to run with what you could call a 1.0 UI scaling factor (same amount of pixels for the same widget as you'd get on a regular MBP or say, an iMac)?  To clarify, the preference pane appears to allow you to select between several predefined scaling factors from "Like 1920x1200" (UI scaling factor = 1.5) through "Like 1440x900" (UI scaling factor = 2.0) to "Like 1024x640" (UI scaling factor = 2.8125) and there is also a radio button for "Best for Retina display".  Does this radio button for "Best for Retina display" set the UI scaling to 1.0 or does it simply set the scaling to the "default" 2.0?  If the latter, has anyone checked if there's some defaults write com.apple.[...] 1.0 setting available which forces the scaling of the UI to 1.0?  It might not always be a useful mode to run things in but I can see several use cases where it would be very useful for me to be able to set the UI scaling to 1.0 rather than somewhere between 1.5 and 2.8125...
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Too often, when I try to move my cursor and click, or try to drag something or select text, and my two fingers end up on the trackpad at the same time, all my open tabs shrink into this view:    This is extremely disruptive as it makes me lose my focus and then I have to locate the page I was currently on, click it and then resume working.  I can't tell what this specific feature in Safari is called (I want to still be able to pinch to zoom in and out of a page), and couldn't find info anywhere on how to completely disable it.  Can I disable this? (or I can use another browser, obviously...)
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In 2.7x and earlier we have .  The setting can still be set via the python api (bpy.context.scene.render.display_mode), but I can't seem to find it in the gui anywhere. Is it still there? If so, where is it?