Amazon Amazon Prime Display Size Has Enlarged in StreamFab x64 6.2.0.5

[weavermovies]

Since I updated to StreamFab x64 6.2.0.5..... the Amazon Prime display inside StreamFab's window has almost doubled in size.....

Is anyone else experiencing this..... and if so..... is there a setting somewhere that I'm missing.....

I'm aware of all the Windows system settings..... but changing those will throw everything else out of whack.....

I remember this happening once before a long time ago and StreamFab fixed it..... but that was after a number of Users had reported the increase in size.....

No one else seems to be having this problem now..... or if they are..... they haven't posted about it.

[Brozilla]

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[Germania]

> the Amazon Prime display inside StreamFab's window has almost doubled in size

Never seen or read about it ..
.. so it must be a individually problem

Try reset Chrome Zoom:

Set focus in the site (click in a free area) and press CTRL+0

Zoom 150%


without Zoom


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[weavermovies]

Try reset Chrome Zoom:

Set focus in the site (click in a free area) and press CTRL+0

Zoom 150%

I appreciate the response..... and your suggestion was correct..... although at first nothing seemed to happen.....

After setting the window focus and then pressing CTRL+0..... nothing changed..... but what you did validate was the ability to change Chrome Zoom Settings within the StreamFab window..... and since I've watched you give successful solutions on this forum more times then I can count..... I was sure what you said must work so I went looking for more info on Chrome keyboard equivalents..... and the first site I found provided the following.....

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"1) ZOOM WITH KEYBOARD & MOUSE

Zoom features are already built directly into Google Chrome. But for some reason, it is not really upfront and is kind of hidden inside the menus. So firstly, one quick way to zoom is to use the keyboard and mouse together:

Zoom in – Press and hold the CONTROL key (COMMAND on Mac), then turn the mouse scroll wheel up.
Zoom out – Press and hold the CONTROL key (COMMAND on Mac), then turn the mouse scroll wheel down.
Reset Zoom – Press CONTROL and 0.

As you have noticed, the hidden zoom menu will appear as you zoom in and out. You can also use this to help you to navigate, otherwise, it will hide after a couple of seconds.

2) ZOOM USING THE KEYBOARD ONLY

If you are using a mouse or trackpad without a scroll wheel, it is also possible to zoom using the keyboard shortcuts only:

Zoom in – CONTROL and + (COMMAND and + on Mac).
Zoom out – CONTROL and - (COMMAND and - on Mac)."

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Very quickly I found the reason why your suggestion of CTRL+0 appeared to do nothing..... For whatever the reason..... after the update to 6.2.0.5..... my Chrome screen inside StreamFab for Amazon Prime was set to 250%..... so resetting ZOOM was doing nothing more than resetting it to the same current oversized default percentage which was causing the problem in the first place.....

So now..... not only is my Amazon Prime display problem solved..... but I have adjusted every other streaming service I use to get rid of the need for a horizontal scroll bar along the bottom..... thus providing a more efficient working display than what had been the individual default setting for each.....

Anyone reading this who like me was unaware of the ability to adjust individual ZOOM settings within the StreamFab window may want to try this out..... and you can always press CTRL+0 to reset back to your original setting with no harm no foul.....

And to Germania..... I thank you for both the info..... and more importantly..... I thank you for the personal time it took to provide it..... I'm confident that others are also going to benefit from your having done so.