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When I browse one particular website, the website displays very small on the screen - is there a setting to fix this?

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The browser for this one particular website displays the site at 70% of the normal size of what it should be. Every other website we browse displays at a normal size. This website displays at a normal size when we use explorer so it must be something to do with the browser setting?

The browser for this one particular website displays the site at 70% of the normal size of what it should be. Every other website we browse displays at a normal size. This website displays at a normal size when we use explorer so it must be something to do with the browser setting?

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Click the Firefox button, go to Options | Options | Content and in the Fonts & Colors menu, click the Advanced button.

In the next menu, set the Minimum Font Size to "9" (or larger depending on your own personal preference).

Then uncheck the option called "Allow pages to choose their own fonts...etc".

I've included a screenshot to show you where you should be.


Have a look at this add-on too: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/theme-font-size-changer/

Modified by Xircal

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Reset the page zoom on pages that cause problems: View > Zoom > Reset (Ctrl+0 (zero); Cmd+0 on Mac)