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Websites appear TINY after upgrading to FF10.

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Aiiyiiyiii
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dupe of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/918805

Everything worked fine under FF 3.2.62. Now, websites are tiny, and so are the icons on the bookmarks toolbar. I'm running Windows 7 and screen resolution 1920x1080, and yes, I've got the proper font settings in Win7. It is only FF10 that shows everything so tiny. Zooming pages with control+ works fine, but I have to zoom every page! NEED A WAY TO SET THE ZOOM AS DEFAULT. Any ideas? I'm really disappointed in FF10 and will either choose a different browser or try to revert back to the old version if possible.

''dupe of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/918805'' Everything worked fine under FF 3.2.62. Now, websites are tiny, and so are the icons on the bookmarks toolbar. I'm running Windows 7 and screen resolution 1920x1080, and yes, I've got the proper font settings in Win7. It is only FF10 that shows everything so tiny. Zooming pages with control+ works fine, but I have to zoom every page! NEED A WAY TO SET THE ZOOM AS DEFAULT. Any ideas? I'm really disappointed in FF10 and will either choose a different browser or try to revert back to the old version if possible.

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Matt_G
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Hi Aiiyiiyii,

You can try using Zoom. This will increase/decrease the size of everything on the page. You can try hitting CTRL and + a few times to try it out. CTRL and 0 will return it to normal size.

If that isn't what you are looking for you, you might want to look into some of the Accessibility features in Firefox - Make Firefox and web content work for all users options. There is lots of good information in that article.

You can also try starting Firefox in Safe Mode to see if there is an extension or theme that is causing your issue.

Hopefully this helps!