I have a monitor rotated in portrait mode, some windows do not display properly

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I'm sure this is related to scaling or some other minor thing, but my monitor is displaying at 1080p (1920*1080) but things like Firefox do not fit the screen any longer, I have to scroll sideways to see everything, and some sites such as Twitter displays weird (everything centered, almost cropped) therefore certain areas such as the search box is not there any longer. Is there a way I can fix this?

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  On 01/06/2022 at 18:52, jnelsoninjax said:

I'm sure this is related to scaling or some other minor thing, but my monitor is displaying at 1080p (1920*1080) but things like Firefox do not fit the screen any longer, I have to scroll sideways to see everything, and some sites such as Twitter displays weird (everything centered, almost cropped) therefore certain areas such as the search box is not there any longer. Is there a way I can fix this?

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Do you have a non-authenticated url that does it (that I can look at)? I have a vertical monitor next to me, and while it’s 4K, I’ve an idea what your issue could be. 

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firefox_AE2Hh2URLT.thumb.jpg.74bc406dcb04cff07acc28561f6cce6f.jpg

  On 01/06/2022 at 18:58, adrynalyne said:

Do you have a non-authenticated url that does it (that I can look at)? I have a vertical monitor next to me, and while it’s 4K, I’ve an idea what your issue could be. 

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Maybe, I can do a screenshot if that would work

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  On 01/06/2022 at 19:00, jnelsoninjax said:

firefox_AE2Hh2URLT.thumb.jpg.74bc406dcb04cff07acc28561f6cce6f.jpg

Maybe, I can do a screenshot if that would work

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No I need a url I can load into Firefox and display on my own vertical monitor. 

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  On 01/06/2022 at 19:09, adrynalyne said:

No I need a url I can load into Firefox and display on my own vertical monitor. 

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This is the only URL I have:
https://twitter.com/home

OK, I solved the Twitter issue, I had an add-on that was interfering with Twitter.

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