Resolution Zoom

Set the zoom level based on your screen resolution.

Total ratings

2.77 (Rating count: 13)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Simple and effective for some users
  • Nice to have for Linux users facing DPI scaling issues
  • Can work well when configured properly for certain setups
Cons
  • Does not work consistently across different monitor setups
  • High DPI scaling causes issues with display on different resolution monitors
  • Limited customization for zoom levels per site
  • Users report having to disable the extension due to excessive zoom scaling
Most mentioned
  • Doesn't work
  • Issues with high DPI monitors
  • Desire for customizable zoom levels
  • Works well only with specific settings
  • Compatibility issues with various Linux distributions
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Recent rating average: 2.30
All time rating average: 2.77
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2022-08-15
Otto Kan		 Doesn't work
2022-08-15
Otto Babanas		 en Doesn't work
2020-10-31
Masanori Baba		 It seems this doesn't work well when a high DPI monitor is the primary display. When a high DPI external display (scale: 200%) is the primary monitor and the build-in laptop monitor (scale: 100%) is the secondary, Chrome contents are displayed fine on the high DPI monitor, but contents are displayed too big on the lower resolution monitor. Once the primary display is changed back to the build-in display, Chrome contents are displayed in appropriate scales on both displays. Distribution: Debian GNU/Linux rodete Gnome version: 3.36.4
2020-10-31
馬場昌法		 en It seems this doesn't work well when a high DPI monitor is the primary display. When a high DPI external display (scale: 200%) is the primary monitor and the build-in laptop monitor (scale: 100%) is the secondary, Chrome contents are displayed fine on the high DPI monitor, but contents are displayed too big on the lower resolution monitor. Once the primary display is changed back to the build-in display, Chrome contents are displayed in appropriate scales on both displays. Distribution: Debian GNU/Linux rodete Gnome version: 3.36.4
2019-04-15 Ali D Nice idea, doesn't work.
2019-04-16
Ali D		 en Nice idea, doesn't work.
2018-06-08
A Google user		 en Simple and effective, thanks for the extension!
2018-06-02
Alexei Zakharov		 Doesn't work. I move chrome to another monitor with scaling factor 1 (default 2), nothing changes.
2018-06-02
Alexei Zakharov		 en Doesn't work. I move chrome to another monitor with scaling factor 1 (default 2), nothing changes.
2018-05-10
dragon788		 Would really appreciate the ability to set the zoom level myself and perhaps disable/override it per site (perhaps this works already just by changing the zoom and letting Chrome remember for the page/domain). Personally I find 125-150% more than adequate on my 3K/4K devices and 200% is too much zoom so I've ended up disabling the extension.
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