There could be several reasons why the Google Fonts appear to be big on your browser. Let’s explore some possible causes and solutions:
1. Zoom Level: One possibility is that the zoom level in your browser is set too high. As mentioned earlier, you can adjust the zoom level in Google Chrome by clicking the Customize and control icon (three vertical dots), then using the + or – buttons in the Zoom section. If your zoom level is greater than 100%, it can make the fonts appear larger.
2. Default Font Size: Another reason could be the default font size settings in your browser. Google Chrome allows you to customize the font size preferences. To access these settings, click on the Customize and control icon, go to Settings, then click on the Appearance section. From there, you can adjust the font size to your preference.
3. Accessibility Settings: It’s also worth checking if any accessibility settings are enabled on your browser or operating system. Some accessibility features may increase the font size for better readability. You can review your system’s accessibility settings and adjust them accordingly.
4. Website-Specific Styling: Certain websites may have their own custom styling that affects the font size. If you notice that the font size is consistently large on specific websites, it could be due to their design choices. Unfortunately, you may not have control over this unless the website provides options to customize the font size.
5. Screen Resolution: Your screen’s resolution can also impact how fonts appear. If you have a high-resolution display, fonts may appear smaller by default. However, if your resolution is set lower than the optimal setting, fonts could appear larger to compensate for the lower clarity. Adjusting your screen resolution can potentially affect the font size.
6. Browser Extensions or Themes: Sometimes, browser extensions or themes can interfere with the rendering of web pages, including the font size. Try disabling any extensions or reverting to the default theme to see if that resolves the issue.
If none of these suggestions help resolve the issue, it’s possible that there may be a technical glitch or bug causing the problem. In such cases, it might be helpful to update your browser to the latest version or seek assistance from Google Chrome support forums or community groups.
Please note that these are general troubleshooting suggestions, and the exact solution may vary depending on the specific circumstances and system configurations.