How to Resize the windows of the Browsers?

MikuMikuBeaaam 65 Reputation points
2026-04-08T15:53:07.1233333+00:00

Please note that I'm not asking the general method to shrink up the size of the windows. I'm asking for bypassing the limitations to the shrinking the size of browser so that I can freely resize into the scale that I want.

Hi, I'm using a web-based app that is originally designed for mobile. So, I need to resize the screen into mobile phone's screen size. But still, the texts are too big for the PC version, and I need to make the window very small, but when I use Chrome or Edge or whatever browser, there's always the minimal width that I can shrink. I have found out that Samsung Browser for PC have reasonable screen size which the text does not shows like that large. But I want to use that on other major browers as it is more stable. But the minimum allowed size to resize the browser is too big..... Is there anyway to bypass this kind of annoying useless limitations? Like using Windhawk or something? Please..... P.S. Please ignore my English grammar mistakes, as I'm not native English. Thank you.

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Lucus-V 12,535 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
2026-04-08T22:53:12.02+00:00

Hi MikuMikuBeaaam,

You can use the Inspect function of the browser.

Right-click on a webpage and select Inspect / or press the combination Ctrl + Shift + I to open Inspect > choose Toggle device emulation icon on the left of Welcome tab / or press the combination Ctrl + Shift + M > from there you will freely resize the webpage to display on a mobile device.

Please note that this mode still has size limitation by design.

I hope that above information is helpful to you.

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