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by Gizbeech - 12th Dec 2025 10:54am
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Hi, Can you help. I have Google Chrome as my web browser. After getting another pc everything on the monitor was small. I worked out how to make web pages and text bigger but cannot for the life of me make the Address Bar and tabs etc bigger. Straining my eyes here.  Does anyone know how to do this. Looked in settings and can't find anything. Thanks in advance.
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I am presuming you have windows 7 but if you don't have, please let me know:
1) close all tabs and go to desktop
2) right click
3) click 'screen resolution'
4) open the middle drop-down entitled "resolution"
5) take the slider down to the bottom to make everything bigger
6) if that works but everything looks a bit skewiff, follow steps 1-4 again but instead of 5) take the slider one notch up and keep going until it all looks fine to you.
hope the above helped.
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Thanks j_demo. You weren't far out. It was under more settings in what you told me to do. Thanks again. 
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Keyboard shortcuts to enlarge, reduce & reset web pages back to 100%
Ctrl and + to zoom in
Ctrl and - to zoom out
Ctrl and 0 to reset back to 100%
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