Can I set different zoom level to each monitor on Chrome?

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The Chrome extension Zoom lets you set a default zoom per screen resolution (i.e., in your case for 1080p and 2K[1]) on page load.

So if you move the window to another screen, the zoom level will not adapt automatically; you’ll have to reload the page.


[1]: It probably wouldn’t work if your screens happened to have the same resolution (at different densities).

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Ives
    Ives almost 2 years

    I have two monitors, one is FHD and another is 2K. I want to set the zoom level 100% on the FHD one and 110% on the another.
    In the Chrome Settings Page zoom only allows me to set one zoom level. I have tried using Stylish Chrome extension which can zoom pages by the monitor resolution. But it makes the whole pages look blurred. Is there a better way to achieve my purpose?