Sometimes dials are very small.

[paulmz]

Describe the bug
Sometimes when opening Chrome the dials are much smaller than normal. Restarting Chrome usually does not fix the problem. Restarting the computer sometimes fixes the problem.

Steps To Reproduce
Unknown what is causing the issue - appears random.

Expected behavior
Dials are expected to be larger and fill the display.

Device info:

• operating system: Windows 11
• Browser and version: Google Chrome Version 145.0.7632.76
• GroupSpeedDial version: 29.3

Additional info
Screen capture attached showing the small dials.

[Juraj-Masiar]

Hello,
This sounds like your device is for some reason recognized as phone or small tablet - a device with a touch screen with small resolution.
Specifically, my code uses query:

self.matchMedia('screen and ((max-width: 768px) or (max-height: 768px)) and (pointer: coarse)').matches

Do you have a touch screen?
And do you have some extension that emulate different environments? (I'm not even sure if such thing exists)

[paulmz]

Hello. Thanks for the reply. You are 100% correct - the device which I am experiencing the issue is a Microsoft Surface Pro 9. I vaguely recall seeing the same issue on my old Surface Pro 3. I also use Group Speed Dial on my work MacBook Pro but cannot recall seeing the same issue on that machine. So your touch screen theory may be accurate. I do not have any Chrome extensions installed on the Surface Pro that would change the screen size/viewport/environment. Let me know if I can provide more information. Thanks! Paul M. Zahorosky

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