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scaling on all websites is way too big

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I have a Tablet which I use for everything and I often need to browse and use websites. One day all websites were suddenly completely off in scaing. It's like I am browsing on my phone, but only looking at the top third of the website. I don't thing that I have changed any settings as it was just like that the next day.

it's exhausting and seriously disruptive

I have a Tablet which I use for everything and I often need to browse and use websites. One day all websites were suddenly completely off in scaing. It's like I am browsing on my phone, but only looking at the top third of the website. I don't thing that I have changed any settings as it was just like that the next day. it's exhausting and seriously disruptive
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It is something to do with Desktop mode browsing that is now enabled by default for large devices. This can be controlled via a preference under Settings in "Site settings" previously named "Site permissions".

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TyDraniu said

It is something to do with Desktop mode browsing that is now enabled by default for large devices. This can be controlled via a preference under Settings in "Site settings" previously named "Site permissions".

do you mean this toggle on the top? I already tried with it off and on and it doesn't change anything.

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I myself have exactly the same problem.

Even if I had Disabled Desktop mode- it all still seems that my device is associating it with an Linux ( Desktop version).

I have an Samsung Galaxy Tab S9FE ( SM- X516BEE). However in the past versions ( below 130.0) I never experienced any off this issues.

So according to my own personal knowledge it all seems that this newer versions is written ( developed) on Linux either way.

But however ever since Android and Linux is based on the same cernel( emulated versions)- I completly understand why there can be some compatibility issues.

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