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Hi Gail,
You can click on the extension's icon and then "Edit presets". On the page that opens you can add new presets, remove or re-order existing presets. The one you have used is for tablets, which means it re-sizes the viewport (the area in which the page is rendered) to the selected dimensions, resulting in a window slightly larger (the chosen dimension plus the width and height of the window's borders).
If you add a new preset and you want to re-size the entire window, make sure you check "Window" under the "Resize target" group. Also, please note that the extension most likely won't be able to make the window larger than your screen's resolution due to operating system limitations.
Best Regards,
Ionut
You can click on the extension's icon and then "Edit presets". On the page that opens you can add new presets, remove or re-order existing presets. The one you have used is for tablets, which means it re-sizes the viewport (the area in which the page is rendered) to the selected dimensions, resulting in a window slightly larger (the chosen dimension plus the width and height of the window's borders).
If you add a new preset and you want to re-size the entire window, make sure you check "Window" under the "Resize target" group. Also, please note that the extension most likely won't be able to make the window larger than your screen's resolution due to operating system limitations.
Best Regards,
Ionut
Ionut,
My OS is Windows 8.1, my browser is Chrome. I want to uninstall Windows Resizer but it is nowhere to be found on my computer so that I can. Please explain and please help. Thankyou.
Gail Weir
My OS is Windows 8.1, my browser is Chrome. I want to uninstall Windows Resizer but it is nowhere to be found on my computer so that I can. Please explain and please help. Thankyou.
Gail Weir
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You can click on the extension's icon and then "Edit presets". On the page that opens you can add new presets, remove or re-order existing presets. The one you have used is for tablets, which means it re-sizes the viewport (the area in which the page is rendered) to the selected dimensions, resulting in a window slightly larger (the chosen dimension plus the width and height of the window's borders).
If you add a new preset and you want to re-size the entire window, make sure you check "Window" under the "Resize target" group. Also, please note that the extension most likely won't be able to make the window larger than your screen's resolution due to operating system limitations.
Best Regards,
Ionut