Google Chrome GUI + Content "too small"

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  On 16/01/2015 at 19:38, Seahorsepip said:

It's for both, force-device-scale-factor bigger then 1 increases size and lower then 1 decreases size.

It changes the size of the UI and the webpages.

I as example set it to 1.5 on my tablet to increase the overall size.

I had no idea you could put 1.5 there. I tried putting it to 2 and it seemed a little too big and the content is a bit blurry on websites.

I'll report back when I get home from work tonight :-)

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Yeah, that's the problem with a high DPI display, 99% of raster content is going to be low res and blurry. And half the sites that do support switching out content for high DPI displays assume you're using Safari, so do it completely wrong.

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