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Edward78
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I have the same resolution in Linux & Windows 10. Windows 10 Firefox is huge. Does no driver in Linux for my GPU have anything to do with it?

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3 minutes ago, IBM_THINKPAD_R51 said:

what are the specs of this machine?

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Assuming they are both running at the intended resolution, it could be that Windows is applying scaling by default. Check the Windows display menu regarding resolution and look if there is something mentioning e.g. 150% scaling or the likes.

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22 hours ago, tikker said:

Assuming they are both running at the intended resolution, it could be that Windows is applying scaling by default. Check the Windows display menu regarding resolution and look if there is something mentioning e.g. 150% scaling or the likes.

My scaliing is at 100% in Display settings.

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3 hours ago, Edward78 said:

My scaliing is at 100% in Display settings.

Ok. Maybe it is Firefox's own zoom/scaling in the browser settings: hamburger menu top right > settings > Zoom.

 

If not that either, could you elaborate a bit more on what "Firefox is huge" means?

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Hold the control button and scroll your mouse wheel and see what happens.

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